Gallagher acknowledges the receipt of John's letters, and of two new subscriptions. He finds that John has gotten all the money possible while in Texas. The amounts of the collections were as high as Gallagher expected. He knows distances are great and railroad fares high in Texas, but if an agent is not sent there every two or three years, they will money. John's father is in Baltimore; Maurice Francis Egan, who has neuralgia in his eyes, sends regards. Father Louis Dutto of Jackson, Miss., called on John's father after returning to Europe. If John sees him he is asked to give his father's respects to him. A subscriber has paid and stopped the paper. :: I-2-m A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.