This morning Mr. Daly came again to Simpson's house; Simpson went home with him to prevent any further aspersions against himself. Mrs. Daly accused him of certain things utterly untrue and indelicate. After hearing what he has heard, Simpson will not call on Timon today, as promised. He is at home and in a condition to converse with Timon more to Timon's satisfaction than when they last parted. Simpson is willing to discontinue immediately, if Timon desires, because he can do equally well elsewhere. Simpson's wife will be situated as well to her satisfaction. He knows Timon can employ teachers whose conduct would be more to the credit of the Institution than Simpson's. :: IV-3-i A.L.S. 2pp. 4to.