Friday, Dec 13, 1889 On my way from breakfast stopped in at O'Neils and bought a present for Marion and at Sterns a dress for Katie at home. These great stores are very interesting to me with their immense stocks of goods. It has been a very beautiful day the mercury at 70 Downing said. After dinner I went around to the club and finished the letter to Lucy which I began at home and afterwards talked with [?], McDonough and Van Derlip and walked home with Dr. Parker who has taken a furnished house on 11 St. having sold the house he built in 18th St. for $80,000.
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