Three-page letter from Ira Young in Neuchatel to Oliver Payson Hubbard, telling him that he does not wish any changes in the plans for the observatory. Dr. Shurtleff has added another $ 100 for his alcove. Writer sails for New York on September 7, where he plans to purchase parts of the apparatus. (Copied by addressee, April 11, 1887)

In English.

Letter from Lord Rawlinson to Prof. Hubbard at Dartmouth College, expressing appreciation of degree conferred on him by Dartmouth for his work on Oriental Science.

Letter from Lord Napier of the British Legation in Washington to Prof. Oliver P. Hubbard, thanking him for the Dartmouth College documents which he promises to forward to Lord Rawlinson in the next official bags of the legation.

Letter from Lord of the British Legation Napier in Washington to Professor Oliver P. Hubbard, giving direction to send diploma for Lord Henry Raelinson to Napier who will be glad to forward it.

In English.

In English.

In English.

Four-page letter from Nathan Lord at Dartmouth College of Oliver Payson Hubbard, telling him that he is unable to secure quarters for Hubbard at Mr. Freeman's. He is sending a check for $500. There promises to be good medical and academic classes. Also asks what Hubbard wants done about the laboratory. Lord can not answer for the Trustees in regard to lecturing at other institutions.

Three-page letter from Nathan Lord at Dartmouth College to Oliver Payson Huubard in New Haven, Connecticut, telling him that the box has arrived and been deposited in laboratory. Mentions places Hubbard might get a room. Have all the boxes ordered come?

Four-page letter from Nathan Lord in Hanover to "My Dear Brother," discussing the Board's action regarding Prof. Hubbard. Speaks of the parts played by Dr.Mussey and himself in the matter.

In English.

In English.

Three-page letter from Oliver Payson Hubbard in Hanover to the Dartmouth College Trustees, giving an account of his connection with the building of the observatory.

Letter from Oliver Payson Hubbard to the Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy, acknowledging receipt of letter to Congress and approval of it.

Six-page letter from Oliver Payson Hubbard in Hanover to Faith Wadsworth (Silliman) Hubbard, telling her that there is much controversy among the faculty. He and others have resigned. Politics in Hanover is "in a little circle." Also talks about the country's problem of the Reconstruction Acts and the President's veto. Flood at Windsor. C.D. Cleveland at Cardiff.

In English.

Two-page letter from Oliver Payson Hubbard in Concord to Asa Dodge Smith, telling him that he thinks there will not be a discussion of the agricultural college bill this session. He has a letter from Mr. Ruggles.

Letter from Oliver Payson Hubbard to Asa Dodge Smith, enclosing a letter concerning the bust of Prof. Silliman. Writer can not be present at Commencement. Enclosure lacking.

Two-page letter from Oliver Payson Hubbard in Hanover, New Hampshire to Dartmouth Colleger Trustees, concerning obtaining sculptures found at Niniveh for Dartmouth College. Mentions Austin Hazen Wright.