John's letters and telegram have been received, and Gallagher was thunderstruck when he heard that John had sent $100. John's father was well pleased with the telegram. Gallagher has at last struck a typewriter, an old machine that writes a nice letter, however, and just suits him, although he paid only $35. for it. This is the first letter he has written on it. They have had some pleasant weather but generally it has been bad. John might forego his crusade against feminine hearts long enough to write a letter to Joe Keiley, who drops in occasionally, and who was not surprised to hear that John was having a good time in Richmond. All the folks are well. Cain and Black Tom are aware of John's absence. P.S. When John remits, he should be careful not to leave himself short of funds. :: I-2-m A.L.S.typewritten 1p. 8vo.