I have your favor of the 15th. inst., which I should have acknowledged earlier but for my absence from New York.##I shall be glad to see you when you are in New York, with relation to the Brockton Co's. account. I may mention however, that inasmuch as I have closed out the Construction business at a considerable loss, every cent that is owed me is so much of my working capital locked up, and inasmuch as I am not a big capitalist I cannot afford to have this go along for any considerable length of time, and I shall be glad if you will think over some means of effecting a settlement with me, if not all, certainly of the greater part of the account.##I have written to Mr. Johnson with relation to the "H" machines.

Edison, Thomas Alva

Edison Electric Illuminating Co (Brockton)

Garrison, William Lloyd, Jr

Edison (Thomas A.) Construction Dept

1884-09-23

1880-1889

Letter

Financial operations (companies and organizations)

LB018396

LB018

[LB018396], Letter from Thomas Alva Edison to Edison Electric Illuminating Co (Brockton), William Lloyd Garrison, Jr., September 23rd, 1884

82:848

Thomas Edison National Historical Park

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