Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 07, Fort Point and showed him views of Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 08, [illegible] should be but a change of the work Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 09, a talk with Sayers of Texas Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 10, a Mr. Pendler called to get work Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 11, nothing is to be done with Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 12, him to go ahead & clear it all Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 13, Abbot came in to say he was going Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 14, no definite answer, Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 15, fifteen minutes and in the evening Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 16, Em and I took a walk around Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 17, Told them I must stick to high bridges Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 18, of the Baltimore Sun came in Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 19, to know if they could see Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 20, bid was received & that the Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 21, [illegible] Grant came up and we had a nice talk Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 22, for more [illegible] officers Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 23, had not taken any for 48 hours Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 24, into the elevator at the Capitol Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 25, home found Henry Weir Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 26, Sewell called about Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 27, back bay channel. Schofield Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 28, morning in time for breakfast Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 29, Hains. Mr. Nixon came in to ask Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 30, would be a surplus of Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 31, Library had also called + Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 32, for 11:20 tonight. Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 33, right. Wants me to send him by views Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 34, bring my report on the [illegible] Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 35, furnished. Mrs. [illegible] called to get employment Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 36, + wife came in to look at works Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 37, He talked some more about maps Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 38, I presume my dear son Edward Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 39, and 1891 by putting in all that will be Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 40, done my duty in my recommendations Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 41, in and wanted any thing he could get Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 42, uniform then back to the office Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 43, In the evening Senator and Mrs. Frye Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 44, Gregory and Capt Mahan Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 45, all will go well Sunday Feb 2 Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 46, alive. One daughter & granddaughter Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 47, went up to asst sec of state dept [illegible] about Frank Fessenden Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 48, a lot of photos of the Library building Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 49, promised to come in when Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 50, came to going without his trunk Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 51, I asked him to give to the Secretary Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 52, what was the horse power of the Potomac Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1890-February 1890, 53, at home. Thursday February 6 Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1889-February 1889, 53, called about the contract Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1889-February 1889, 54, sparrow. The [illegible] a Thomas Lincoln Casey Notebook, January 1889-February 1889, 55, only want to the aqueduct