Asking Crocker to prepare a bill concerning the rights of women, responding to the request of the Attorney General with the suggestion to include it in his report. 1 p.

Accepting invitation for dinner. 1 p.

Regarding report of the question of the grade crossing. 3 p.

Accepting invitation to lunch to meet Sir Gorell Barnes. 1 p.

Has laid some propositions before Governor Hunnewell and he wants to meet with Crocker, Mr. Dalton, and Higginson. 2 p.

Thanking Crocker for his book and hopes to see him again. 1 p.

E.D. Morgan has written that he will give $5,000 to establish pathology lab at the Veterinary School. 1 p.

Thanking Crocker for supporting him at the Athletic Club. He was promptly elected and he accepted. 1 p.

Encloses resolutions adopted at the dinner and he would like to see them adopted by any board or association. 1 p.

Asking Crocker's opinion about an article in the Boston Herald. 1 p.

Regarding earthquakes. 1 p.

Thanks Crocker for the report of the Railway Commisioners sent to him through Higginson. Grateful for his acquaintance in Boston. 2 p.

Thanks him for the pamphlet and comments on it. 1 p.

Accepting invitation to meeting of Thursday Evening Club. 1 p.

Edith Chapman will sing some of his daughter's songs. He invites Crocker to hear her. 1 p.

She will know when the "Pilgrimage of the Rose" is done. The third Cecilia Concert. 4 p.

Plans to give her the complete song and has sent it to a copyist. 3 p.

Regarding lecture that he has been asked to give on heating passenger cars by steam from the locomotive. 1 p.

Compares Crocker's books. 2 p.

Expecting Crocker's authorization to make a payment. 1.5 p.