Correspondence (incoming): Grant, Julia D, 1889

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ALS plates arrived, death of Mr. Sartoris (Nellie's father-in-law), expecting Mrs. Harrison 1889, Jan 29 ALS can't come for inauguration 1889, Feb 4 ALS regrets she can't accept invitation 1889, Feb 10 Tel. Fred's confirmation 1889, Mar 23 Tel. Fred goes to Washington 1889, Mar 31 ALS in Vienna, Lonson visit, Mrs. Dent with her, activities, sightseeing 1889, June 2 ALS at Carlsbad, learned a little German 1889, Aug 9 ALS at Carlsbad J. L. Stanford ill 1889, Aug 12 ALS thanking her for her kindness 1889, Aug 18 ALS leaving for home 1889, Sep 8 ALS back in N.Y., presents from Europe 1889, Oct 28 ALS thanks for flowers 1889, Nov 9 ALS L. Stanford in N.Y. 1889, Nov 17



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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY

Received at Branch Office, 1114 Connecticut Ave. 925V March [23] 1889

Dated New York 23

To Hon L Stanford 1701 K St,

Washn DC

I am delighted with Freds confirmation & send you our heartfelt thanks

Julia D Grant

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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

Received at Corcoran Building, S. E. Cor. 15th & "F" Sts., Washington D.C. Mch3 1889

Dated New York 3

To Mrs Leland Stanford

1101 K st washn

when will you & the Govr reach ny Fred goes to washn tonight

Julia D Grant

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(how very kind of you my kind friend to think of her.) She begs me to thank you and say she will only be here for a short visit. and will not be going out. as she is in mourning for her very dear friend and father in law she was devoted to

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him, and feels his loss deeply well with her here until April only. I am so sorry to hear you are suffering again with your eyes; I fear it was not good taste for me to mention, the great value of my beautiful present, but I was so astonished that I could not help it. Nellie glanced over my letter as written to you, and when I

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SE 66th New York

Feby 4th, 89

My dear Mrs Stanford

I hope you will not be disappointed that I cannot come to you for the inauguration. There has been so much sorrow in my family this winter. I feel that it behooves me to be quiet and my Nellie

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asked her if that would do; she said yes, but after it was dispatched to the office, she remarked I wish you had not said so & so. and when I asked her why she had not said so earlier she replyed [sic] that you would then have written it all over again.

Please remember me to the Senator and do make my apology for the above mistake. Hoping to see you soon believe me always your devoted friend

Julia D Grant

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Duplicate, was transcribed on previous page, page 4

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