He annexes a list of deceased patrons to the number of fourteen; and of patrons who have not sent in their payments for Volume 3; many are personal friends who need only to have their attention called to the matter. After Shea's accident and the shabby treatment of the Frank Leslie concern, his first object was to find a position to support him. He thought of how he could return the money to those who had paid for Volume 3, if he had to let it drag for some years. He encloses a circular no enclosure which he sent out when Volume 2 was finished. Just before his accident he concerted with Msgr. Arthur J. Donnelly and Msgr. John M. Farley for the other circular which he encloses no enclosure. :: II-2-o A.L. 4pp. 12mo.