Your favor of 15" instEditorial Note: This letter is not extant. is received, I would like to take the liberty to further trouble you by asking if the terms for instruction ($300–Editorial Note: $300.00 in 1884 is the equivalent of $9,597.41 in 2024.) with a possibility of discount in case of indigence and peculiar fitness in applicant — include board, room, lights & fuel during the college course? Isn't there somethingAs Written:some thing a poor Student could do in your employ to earn her instruction fee which seems very high to a poor person for so short a period: Are Students assured of a good practice when well fitted or are they allowed to practice under your supervision for a Stated period after receiving diploma?
I ask thus particularly because I have a desire to enter if I can be assured of my fitness for the work and a pecuniary return.
Awaiting your reply
