Jevons, Thomas Seton: (N(ew) Y(ork), New York) to (Monsignor Robert Seton: Jersey City, New Jersey), 1894 November 27

He and Rex (Reginald Seton?) have a room in a house next to the Ogdens where they sometimes take dinner and breakfast. Their table was once noted but is now enough to poison a cad. They have discovered a cheap but excellent restaurant. Friday he goes to his first cotillion at Sherry's after dining at Dr. John Jay's. Their house is opposite Father (Thomas J.) Ducey's church and Jevons will go to hear him preach. He wonders what will be the outcome of his row with (Archbishop Michael Augustine) Corrigan. Mrs. Carrol Lee thinks Ducey was a little too explosive. Sunday he and Rex went up to Cragdon; he thinks the Schiefflins (Judge Schief lin) are going to sell some of their land. According to Uncle Will, Dr. Richard Bayley was buried near Quarantine; Jevons made a search but failed to trace him. It must be at Port Richmond as (Seton) said. He believes Jack (John Foster Seton) is at Huntington; he hopes they will see him up here. Jevons has almost resolved to give up business and study law.