My dear Mr. Kennally:--####I enclose herewith copy of a letter which is self-explanatory. Mr. Brown thinks it possible that these gentlemen might like to see one or two animals killed on Wednesday of this week and wants to know whether it would be convenient for you to allow him to conduct the experiments in the Laboratory, as heretofore, in case we find it necessary. Mr. Brown will telegraph you early Wednesday morning if it is necessary to make the experiment, and the bearer of this note will arrange in Orange to have one or two animals in readiness. I regret very much to trouble you again but I am sure that you will recognize the importance of this matter from the tenor of this letter.####Yours very truly, F.S Hastings####Secty & Treas.

Edison Electric Light Co

Hastings, Frank Seymour

Kennelly, Arthur Edwin

Brown, Harold P

1889-02-25

1880-1889

Letter

Electrocution

D8933AAS

D8933

[D8933AAS], Letter from Edison Electric Light Co, Frank Seymour Hastings to Arthur Edwin Kennelly, February 25th, 1889

126:32

Thomas Edison National Historical Park

Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University