Letter from A. Timofeev, Saint Petersburg, April 26, 1875, received in Jerusalem, May 14, 1875
ff. 199-200v About the pilgrims. On the publication of Antonin's articles. Includes marginal notes, in Russian and red ink.
Letter from V. Kozhevnikov, Jaffa, May 17, 1875, received in Jerusalem, May 19, 1875
ff. 206-207v About his returning to Jerusalem. Both Greeks and Arabs visited him in Jaffa. He will do his best for pacification of all of them. Includes marginal notes, in Russian and red ink.
Letter from priest Nikanor Karashevich, April 8. 1875, received in Jerusalem, May 21, 1875
ff. 208-208v About sending 10 rub for the Holy Sepulchre. About his pilgrimage to Jerusalem and serving the Liturgy with Patriarch Cyril. Includes marginal notes; note about giving the money to the abbot of the Holy Sepulchre on May 24, 1875 and sending an answer on June 9, 1875, in Russian and red ink.
Letter (draft) from Antonin Kapustin, sent to [J. Frutiger], May 26 to June 7, 1875
ff. 216-216v About banking accounts and transferring money. Includes marginal notes.
Letter from I. Sytov, Moscow, May 19, 1875, received in Jerusalem, June 8, 1875
ff. 234 About producing and sending to Antonin some church vestments and a cross for 500 rub. Includes marginal notes, in Russian and red ink. Other details: on the paper of Ivan Egorovich Sytov, merchant and producer in Moscow.
ff. 243 About donating 100 rub to the Holy Sepulchre with names for prayer. Includes marginal notes; note about sending an answer, in Russian and red ink.
Letter from Platon Kapustin, Moscow, June 1, 1875, received in Jerusalem, June 18, 1865
ff. 241-242 About the new Patriarch of Jerusalem. Includes marginal notes, in Russian and red ink.
ff. 258 about sending 30 rub for commemoration of a relative. ff. 259 list of names for commemoration. Includes marginal notes, in Russian and red ink.
Letter from Vasily Suchkin, Saint Petersburg, June 2, 1875, received in Jerusalem, July 2, 1875
ff. 272-272v About the decay of his son Vasily and sending 100 rub for his commemoration. Includes marginal notes, in Russian and red ink.
Letter from P. Mel'nikov, June 19, 1875, received in Jerusalem, July 16, 1875
ff. 302-303v About the edition of his itinerary to the Near East. General thoughts about Christianity and spiritual matters. Includes marginal notes, in French and red ink.