[LB040168], Letter from John F Randolph to Eaton and Lewis, April 23rd, 1890
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Title
[LB040168], Letter from John F Randolph to Eaton and Lewis, April 23rd, 1890
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Date
1890-04-23
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LB040-F
Microfilm ID
140:1081
Document ID
LB040168
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
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April 23rd 1890
Messrs Eaton and Lewis
120 Broadway N.Y.
Dear Sirs:-
There was a draft drawn on Mr. Edison through the Orange National Bank for $2796.17/100 by Mr. Albert Hartsuff with a lot of papers attached to it regarding a Bond and Mortgage which Mr. Edison agreed to take up for his brother and Mr. Edison refused to pay same until you had looked over the papers to see if it was all right and after going to the bank and consulting Mr. Samuel Insull. I returned the draft which will be at the American Exchange National Bank New York in a day or so and Mr. Edison would like to have you look over the papers + c and if they are all right he wants to pay for it.
I notified your Mr. Simpson in regard to the above over the telephone this afternoon.
Very truly,
John F. Randolph
Messrs Eaton and Lewis
120 Broadway N.Y.
Dear Sirs:-
There was a draft drawn on Mr. Edison through the Orange National Bank for $2796.17/100 by Mr. Albert Hartsuff with a lot of papers attached to it regarding a Bond and Mortgage which Mr. Edison agreed to take up for his brother and Mr. Edison refused to pay same until you had looked over the papers to see if it was all right and after going to the bank and consulting Mr. Samuel Insull. I returned the draft which will be at the American Exchange National Bank New York in a day or so and Mr. Edison would like to have you look over the papers + c and if they are all right he wants to pay for it.
I notified your Mr. Simpson in regard to the above over the telephone this afternoon.
Very truly,
John F. Randolph