Faber, the young man, took me to the Grub State Cabin where I found two most amusing dudes and thoroughbred sports from Boston, Harvard men living in a cabin ten by eight with four bunks and a stove, two banjos and H O P E.

They own numerous silver mines, lots, and shares, but I do not believe they have five dollars in cash amongst them.

They have a large picture of myself for one of the ORNAMENTS and are great good fellows.

We sat up in our bunks until two this morning talking and are planning to go to Africa and Mexico and Asia Minor together .-- Lots of love.
DICK.
Very happy indeed to be back in his beloved town, Richard returned to New York late in March, 1892, and resumed his editorial duties.

But on this occasion his stay was of particularly short duration, and in May, he started for his long-wished-for visit to London.