Since receiving Hudson's letter of March 27, 1878, explaining that the proposed translation of Father Martin's "Vie du Pere Jogues" had been stopped due to Mr. Lawrence Kehoe 's demurrer that Father Joseph Finotti 's translation of the same work was in his hands, Drummond has seen Kehoe, and he has given up all idea of using Finotti's translation, thus he does not object to Hudson's translating it. Drummond encloses printed matter on "Shorthand Writing" for the Scholastic by his friend Isaac Pitman, the Phonetic reformer. :: X-2-h A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.