Monday, Mar 17, 1884 Mary and I came down by the morning train. She has been up there since Jan 28th and is much improved in health. I painted all afternoon on my Batavia kill picture. Fuller came in. He had been to the Century to see my studies. Asked if I wanted to sell them and said he thought it would be a good plan for me and Whittredge to exhibit our studies together at the Moore Art Gallery but I did not agree with him. Fitch came in and told me he had sold two or three of them. Called on Mrs French (Katy Wilkinson[)] but she was not in. Went to the club. Saw Bristol and had a talk with him about the Reception to Mr. Gordon.
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