John's letter has been received, but he does not say how he finds collections. Gallagher has sent sample papers to Utica, New York, thinking it would be John's next stop. The yacht races are over, and victory is America's; Gallagher sends a copy of the Sun with the best account of the race. Maurice Francis Egan has been in Asbury Park, North Carolina to get rid of hay fever, and will probably return next week. Gallagher's little daughter Gertie has been very sick, and the doctors hold little hope for her. They recommend the country air as a last resort, so Mrs. Gallagher is going to the country. Gallagher's son Jack was sent to school, but is now being kept at home until he is more civilized. All the folks in New York are well, and send regards. :: I-2-m A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.