Gallagher has received all of John's letters, and compliments him on the $100.00. Regarding John's inquiries about Mr. Lepley and his bookstore, Gallagher explains that their experience with sending copies of the Freeman to booksellers has been unhappy, and they have discontinued the practice because it proved a dead loss. However, if John desires to have papers sent to Mr. Lepley, he should let Gallagher know, and he will do it. Maurice Francis Egan has been sick but is all right again. John's father is well, and this moment is talking to his old friend, Hon. Jack Montgomery. The weather is good now. Gallagher hopes John finds collections good. :: I-2-m A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.