Orestes encloses a letter from John J. Fitzgibbon of Chicago, whom he calls a wealthy and and educated citizen, whose acquaintance he made some time ago. He asks Henry to answer the enclosed letter, since he can better give Fitzgibbon the facts which he wants about their father, and asks that he send him a volume at once. Orestes assures Henry that Fitzagibbon is as good a friend as he professes to be, intellectually and financially the poor of the best lay Catholics. The letter is written on the back of the following. A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.