Aldine Press v. Estes

Plaintiff, which is presumably a corporation, having its business office in New York, sued defendant, who was a publisher of a paper in St. Johns, for the price of 1,500 annuals or calendars for the year 1888, alleged to have been ordered in 1887. The suit was brought before a justice, and defendant prevailed. Upon appeal at the Clinton circuit, the judge who presided at the trial ordered a judgment for 896.40.

The bill of particulars filed with the justice claimed for—

“ 1,500 sheets and covers of the Aldine Press octavo annual for year 1888, as shown in order to W. W. Huntington, secretary…