Leckhampton, Cambridge; on notepaper embossed with stamp of Education Department, Whitehall. - Has just received 'this letter' [no longer present]; has shown it to Sidgwick, and with his agreement is writing to [E.T.?] Bennett to ask him to send particulars to Browne and [E. R.?] Pease, in the hope that either or both may be able to go; 'Teetjen [?], or whatever his name is, is I fancy an undoubtedly honest man - a tea merchant I think. If the phenomena are false he is probably humbugged by his clerks or maidservants'. Sidgwick visited a while ago and 'got worthless phenomena, but thought everyone honest and the case worth keeping an eye on'.
The Fabian Society, 25 Tothill Street, Westminster, London, S.W.1.—Thanks him for his book (A Levy on Capital), which he will review or have reviewed for Fabian News.