Huling v. Farwell

October 18, 1884, the appellant, with the appellees, Henry S. Farwell and Stephen Lasky, entered into partnership as merchants in Chicago, under the firm name of Farwell, Huling & Go. In the following summer dissensions arose in the firm, and after proceedings not necessary to state here, on a bill for an accounting filed by the appellant, there was a reference to a master, who reported October 28, 1888. In that report the master found that the firm had made a total loss of $8,234.79, and that the value of the interest of the appellant in what, for want of a better name, the master called the…