Gallagher was sorry to find, in John's letter to his father, that he is perplexed and disappointed. John will have received Gallagher's letter of Mar. 28, 1885, telling him to go ahead regardless of passes. His father wants John to telegraph his address so that he may write. Gallagher's is chancing this letter to Petersburgh. Jack Keiley is disappointed at not hearing from John. He told Gallagher, who had no idea John was such a gallant, of John's activities in Richmond. John should not forget to telegraph his father. Maurice Francis Egan, his son, John's father, and the attachés are well. :: I-2-m A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.