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[LB051357], Letter from Alfred Ord Tate to Franck Zeveley Maguire, October 20th, 1891
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<H. F. COPY SENT TO THOMAS MAGUIRE>
<DATE OCT. [20?] 1891>
42 Broad Street,
New York. 
October 20th, 1891. 
(Personal) 
F.Z. Maguire, Esq., 
1307 F. Street, 
Washington, D.C. 
My Dear Maguire:-- 
I want to obtain in one each of the following musical cylinders which are sold by the Columbia Phonograph Company. I do not wish them to know for whom they are purchased, and if you can obtain them and ship them to me at the Laboratory I would be very much indebted. They issue a catalogue which you can easily get hold of and if you will advise me of the amount necessary to cover the purchase I will forward it to you immediately.  

                                                                               Marches.   

                                                       No. 1.                  No. 3.                      No. 14 

                                                      No. 16                  No. 21                    No. 25 

                                                      No. 37                  No. 41                    No. 43 

                                                                                      Polkas. 

                                             `No. 4            No. 9                    No. 15           No. 21 

                                                                                     Waltzes.           

                                               No. 2               No. 3                 No. 17           No. 20 Airs of all nations. 

                                                      No.2                   No. 4                         No. 5 

                                                      No. 6                 No. 7                          No. 8 

                                                     No. 9                  No. 10                     No. 14 

                                                                               Artistic whistling 

                                                 No. 1         No. 7                 No. 12         No 16 

                                                                               Recitations. 

                                      No. 1           No. 7                    No. 12         No. 16 

I am sorry that we have had to keep you in suspense so long in regard to your coming to New York; it is very probable that we will want you within a day or two.. I will telegraph you as soon as I am advised. 
Yours very truly, 
A.O. Tate
No enc.

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