Eppstein v. Webb

Appellant was a traveling salesman in the employ of the insolvent Ayres & Wygant Company.

The services he rendered were under the provisions of a written contract with said corporation bearing date June 20, 1890. By the terms of the contract lie was to receive $2,500 a year in salary and guaranteed commissions, $1,800 being payable in monthly installments of $150 each, and the remaining $700 as guaranteed commissions, being payable at the close of the year’s business. Traveling expenses to be paid by the corporation.

The appellant continued in such employment until the corporation failed and…