Has to talk before the Malden (?) Board of Trade on taxation, Wednesday evening. 1 p.

Thanks for the gift for the City missions. "Our dear little governor" came in for his proclamation last Sunday. 2 p.

Can put his name down for a $100 subscription. He will do anything to help after his trip to Europe. 1 p.

Regarding a report for 1888. 1 p.

Regreting the action of Governor Russell about the apointment of Crocker. 3 p.

Concerning members of the committee (on the veterinary school): Dr. Hopkins' name dropped and Mrs. Danielson's name proposed. 1 p.

Meeting of the executive committee of the Tax Association and the need of Mr. Crocker to see Mayor Matthews. 1 p.

Mr. Kinsley's health; grandchildren. 2 p.

Thanks him for the travel itineraries to Egypt. Has no immediate travel plans to a darker country.  Thanks him for signing the testimonal. 2 p.

Notes of thanks for the $100 contribution to the Employees Benefit Fund 1 p.

Sends his condolences over the death of Crocker's father and eulogizes his life. 2 p.

Concerning work stoppage in the subway during winter; not a good measure. 2 p.

Mr. Bishop regrets not to be able to attend the Thursday Evening Club meeting. 1 p.

Mr. Tufts will make an excellent member of the Council. Yacht races will provide a pleasant trip. 1 p.

Regrets not being able to accept invitation to dine at Crocker's house with the "Patriots". 1 p.

Acknowledges receipt of Crocker's paper: "From the Stage Coach to the Railroad Train and the Street Car". 1 p.

Asking Crocker to drop the thought that someone of the Joint Board has any idea that he said something offensive to any other member. 1 p.