Frederick D. Grant

their return to Japan and I am sure they will appreciate any courtesy which may be extended to them.

With affectionate regards for you and Mrs Stanford I remain yours faithfully

Frederick D. Grant.

To

Senator and Ex Governor Leland Stanford San Francisco California

19008

LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,

VIENNA.

Senator and Ex-Governor

Leland Stanford

San Francisco

California

Introducing the Japanese Minister

Sutemi Chinda

H. T. J. M's Consul

San Francisco

Stuttgart

LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,

VIENNA.

July 10th 1892

My Dear Governor Stanford:

When I saw by the papers that you and Mrs Stanford had arrived in Paris, I should have written to you had I not supposed that you were going to Kissinger, where Mrs Grant and I might drop in to see you, as we also are making a little journey: Mrs Grant did write to Mrs Stanford, sending the letter to the care of the Legation in Paris,

but we fear that Mrs Stanford never received it.

We learn now that you are at "Aix les Bains" but we do not give up the hope of meeting you some-where, as we are so anxious to see you and Mrs Stanford before you leave for home. We trust that you are going to take Vienna in, later during your travels, but in the meantime will you let me know what your plans are? how long you will stay at "Aix les Bains" and when you will go from