Thursday, Jan 22, 1874- One of New Yorks horrible days, fog, rain mud and misery. John Durand called. Showed him my figures of which he spoke very encouragingly. Mary, Mrs. Sawyer & Mrs. Crane called. Dined at Marys after which Calvert invited me to go see "Money" at Wallacks, a very nice play and well acted. After the play went to the club. Proctor the astronomer was there looking remarkably like Kensett at first glance. I was not introduced to him but I joined in the conversation and found him particularly genial and friendly.
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