He asks McMaster to help him in finding out when the suit brought by the heirs of Edward A. Weeks to appoint a trustee, and in which Garesche's wife is interested, will be settled. The suit was submitted to Judge Brady months ago but remains undetermined. Garesche cannot afford to let it hang for years, for his brother's failure has caused him much embarrassment and if the suit had not been brought he could feel at ease. Father Frederick Garesche has returned from a southern visit but is in wretched health. He told Garesche to inform McMaster that he had intended writing upon the occasion of McMaster's bereavement, but was too deeply moved to do so and that he did say three Masses for the soul of Mrs. McMaster. He hopes that time will soften McMaster's sorrow. :: I-1-o A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.