Stanislaus has looked over more types of presses but has given the order to Cottrell and Babcock as theirs is the best for the money. The order is enclosed, drawn up by young Mr. Cottrell who is attending to the business while his father is at the factory. Hudson should sign it so nobody can say Stanislaus acted unauthorized. The press will be ready in September. Stanislaus was introduced to the Superior of the seminary at Williamsburg who was going to the springs in Virginia for his health. He will go home by the way of Baltimore as he may never see his friends again after returning home. Stanislaus may go to the seashore as he is not well. Father Corby directed him to do so. The sea air may enable him to work a few more years as the few baths he has taken have benefited him enough that he is able to intermit the quinine. He will probably take Hickey's advice and see Father Genimer at Rockaway and make arrangements for a week's stay. His brother will send him the needed funds. Stanislaus will be home in two weeks. He gives the distribution of the "Mass Money." Hudson should explain the disposal of Stanislaus' time to Father Provincial. Bro. Stanislaus speaks of his relatives. Stanislaus has not written to the Superiors and asks Hudson to explain his movements to them. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 4 pp. 4 to