Lowe wishes to enlish McMaster's aid in providing work of a literary nature for Mr. Henry Major, a converted Episcopalian minister who is struggling in poverty, as a consequence of his faith. He had been used to every luxury as a minister, but now finds himself without work. He was for a time editor of the Catholic Herald of Philadelphia, but is now living in Brooklyn, near Lowe. Lowe has not known him long, but his past history is known to him, and Lowe feels that McMaster will wish to do something for the man. Lowe also wrote to Mullaly, and hopes that he and McMaster will be able, between them, to find some employment for Major. :: I-1-n A.L.S. 4pp. 8vo.