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The picture of Bishop Scannell is copyrighted by Gebble & Co. and it will be necessary to get their permission to use it. Two of the smaller pictures Anderson sent Edwards were of Bishop Henry Gabriels of Ogdensburg. :: XI-1-j A.L.S. 1p.

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He sends by mail the missing pictures of Bishop Bernard J. McQuaid McQuade of Rochester and one of Bishop Henry Gabriels of Ogdensburg. :: XI-1-j A.L.S. 1p.

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He sends proof and wishes to get Edwards to write their names on the back and return. :: XI-1-j A.L.S. 1p.

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He is making a large composition picture and lacks a few of the archbishops and bishops. He lists the ones he needs.

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He sends a corrected list of names of bishops whose pictures he would like to copy. :: XI-1-j A.L.S. 1p.

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He sends a corrected list of names of bishops whose pictures he needs. Perhaps he can supply Edwards with some that he lacks. :: XI-1-j A.L.S. 1p.

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He asks Bayley to remember that the crozier is to be Anderson's present. They hope all to be with Bayley tomorrow at the consecration and next week to see him. :: II-2-n A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

Scope and Contents Anderson encloses a check for $100 to defray the expenses of the crozier. He was much disappointed the other day on finding Bayley gone, but it was Anderson's fault. Their friend Jeannie says a letter from Bayley has strangely miscarried. They are all happy over the news that their loved and honored Superior will soon be in their midst again. Anderson wonders whether His Grace would have allowed them to smother their resentment of anti-popery spite. What Anderson regrets is that many...

Scope and Contents Anderson has read McMaster's leading article of that week with some indignation. The first money he ever earned, a very long time ago, was used to pay for a subscription to the Freeman's Journal and he believes it has done him more good than all of the preaching he has heard since. He is not much good at writing letters but feels as though he wants to fight someone for the insult hurled at McMaster and believes this insult should be hurled back, even if he must insult a Bishop, Peter...

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She received the papers he sent, and is enclosing a dollar to help defray the expenses. She asks him to remember Mr. Anderson in his prayers; he was always a great friend of the Freeman's Journal, and found in it the wisdom for daily life. :: I-2-f A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

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Anderson has been waiting to send a new section of his book. In it is a bibliography on pre-Columbian discoveries and voyages. It will furnish Clarke with all the clues he wants. Many of books could be found in New York libraries. He asks for a copy of Clarke's review when it is published. :: I-2-n A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.

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He has been under the hands of a dentist who is straigtening his teeth. He will try to get a favor in the eating line from Father John O'Keefe, C.S.C., perfect fo discipline as he could not masticate the common food of Notre Dame. He is thankful that Edwards thought of saving a position in the library for him. He misses his studies.

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Anderson calls Hudson's attention to an error that was made in the publishing of his article "Mound Builders" by the Ave Maria. :: X-2-i A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

Scope and Contents Anderson thanks McMaster for his letter and asks him to prepare the letters. Anderson hopes to call for them in about three weeks, and will endeavor to do the rest after he has been presented to such gentlemen. He has seen enough of politics. The deliberate surrender of a noble constitutional principle to a miserable pecuniary policy made the hope of his heart sicken and despair. It is time for him to seek another home. The Union is gone forever. So long as Puritan meaners and Yankee...

Scope and Contents Anderson writes McMaster regarding some letters of introduction which the latter had promised him. He expects to be ready to set out on his journey by the first or middle of next week, but would prefer to hear from McMaster before he leaves. He expects to be in New York for a couple of days and therefore he will need the information of a citizen of that city. He apologizes to McMaster for being such a bother. Anderson wrote a letter to General G.W. Jones in New York asking a letter to...

Scope and Contents Anderson does not know to whom he is indebted for a couple of very interesting pamphlets entitled "What we are coming to" or "The veil removed." He thanks McMaster for reading his letter. Anderson admits that there were innumerable mistakes in grammar and sentence structure. He attributed this carelessness to his excitement over McClellan and War democracy. Judge Van Tramp and Anderson never talked about their troubles. He inquires if Charlie _____ is still in the city. Anderson never...

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Because political skies are dark and the times troubled, Andran asks McMaster to advice him whether he should raffle his painting now or not. He needs the money but friends have advised against it. He has seen the Freeman's Journal agent, Mr. G. H. Phelan, and thinks him bright and capable. He was not aware before that McMaster had a little boy. Priests and laymen will probably be put to sore trials very soon and so prayers are badly needed. :: I-2-b A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

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Andree thanks Hudson for conducting him on a tour of Notre Dame and showing him the paintings of Luigi Gregori Gregory. As a token of appreciation Andree sends a painting of the Crucifixion painted on wood said to be five hundred years old. A brief history of it is given. :: X-3-i A.L.S. 4pp. 4to.

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Father Andreis accepts the invitation to prepare a paper on "Italian Immigration and Colonization," for the Columbian Catholic Congress.

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Onahan will receive 3 copies of the essay on "Italian Immigration and Colonization," which Father Andreis was invited to write for the Congress. He asks for a receipt.

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Father Andreis is thankful his paper on "It(alian Immigr(ation) and Col(onization) has been accepted. He is trying to get a substitute priest, in order that he may attend the (Columbian Catholic) Congress and World's Fair. In case he is unable to come he will notify Onahan for the appointment of someone to read his paper.

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Father Andreis asks if it is proper to comply with the request of the Protestant Divine as found in the enclosed letter? - (A.L.S. - - 12mo) - Enclosure: 1893 Aug 9Barrows, John Henry: Chicago, Ill(inois) to Rev. J. L. Andreis: Baltimore, M(arylan)d Barrows asks for a photograph and biographical sketch of Father Andreis, which will be used in the recorded proceedings of Religious Congresses.

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Father Andreis shall present Onahan a copy of his paper on "Italian Immigr(ation)". He asks Onahan to insert corrections on earlier copies.

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Sickness has delayed reply. Whatever merit Andreis' paper for the C(olumbian) C(atholic) Congress may have, is due to the cause of religion. He admires Onahan's intelligence in his work with the Congress.

Scope and Contents The congregation of Coshocton wants Andres to go back there. Andres would not have left the place if he was supported. They are willing to contribute to his salary to the extent of $350, besides the $200 he might get from the 5 country missions belonging to Coshocton. No priest can live on less than that as he must keep a horse. Andres does not take notice of nationality; he works for the salvation of souls. A priest who knows the three languages is necessary for Coshocton. A petition asking...

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Andres asks a dispensation for a secret impediment of consanguinity in the second degree. The couple were married in good faith and their children have been regarded as legitimate. They promise to abide by the usual conditions until the dispensation is granted. :: II-5-c A.L.S. Latin 1p. 12mo.

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Andres says that last week there was a mission in Coshocton. It was given by Father H. Fehlings. Andres took care of Fehlings' congregation. Andres now asks Purcell for another place as he cannot get his support at Coshocton. He is going in debt living there. He asks if he might have Canal-Dover. There he would have time also to study theology and science. :: II-5-b A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

Scope and Contents Andres is satisfied with the way Rosecrans settled between him and his congregation. Rosecrans will give Purcell a report and the cash accounts of the congregation here. Andres asks to go back to his old congregation because of the debts here and because his mother will never become free of fever in Dover. ` P.S. If Purcell will let Andres go back he pledges his honor to pay all the debts within one year and will make a donation of the money the congregation owes him. :: II-5-c A.L.S. 2pp....

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Andres presents a case of attempted marriage before a civil magistrate with an impediment of consanguinity in the third degree. They have come to have their marriage validated. According to the decrees of Trent there is no hope for the dispensation. Since there is suspicion of cohabitation, and a fear of a continuance in this invalid marriage, if the dispensation is not given, Andres asks Purcell for advice in the case. :: II-5-c A.L.S. Latin 2pp. 12mo.

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Andres says that through a talk with the trustees of the congregation of Newark, Ohio, he learns that they are in great need of a priest. The people will not pay church dues or keep the school up until they get a pastor. Andres asks Purcell to send him there, since he is needed at Newark more than at Coshocton. He lists the Catholics in each place. He could rent the house he bought in Coschocton and pay for it by contributions of the people. :: II-5-b A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.