Carrier sends a contribution to Hudson for the Ave Maria for whose success he prays fervently. He wishes that he had time and talent to contribute to it regularly but it is quite impossible as he has six classes, no books, no library, and poor health. He hopes a day may come when his wish will be fulfilled. He thanks Hudson for the letter. He prizes Hudson's friendship as Hudson is so sincere and upright. He has many things to write but will wait until they meet. P.S. He asks Hudson to tell Father F. Bigelow that he has not received the Scholastic and the boys are very anxious to get them. :: X-2-e A.L.S. 3pp. crown 8vo.