John's letter and $97.88 has been received. John gets 15% commission on it, and he is asked to distinguish between collections made by himself on which he gets 25% and those made by James Cantwell, on which he received 15%. Gallagher is sending today, in care of Cantwell, new lists and bills that will take John as far as New Orleans. There are also two bill-books, one for John and one for Cantwell. John is asked to say what he thinks of visiting Beaufort, S.C. The folks are all well in New York. John's father, who leaves for Baltimore tomorrow, is attending the services in the Cathedral at which Archbishop Michael Corrigan receives the Pallium. Maurice Francis Egan is there, too. Joe and Jack Keiley drop in frequently and ask for John. Gallagher is searching for new offices, the place he had his eye on being unsafe for occupation. :: I-2-m A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.