Aldine Manufacturing Co. v. Barnard

This cause was tried in the Kent circuit court without a jury, and the court found the following facts and conclusions of law:

“1. On the 21st day of October, A. D. 1887, plaintiff sold to ■defendant a bill of Aldine grates, mantels, and hearths, to be placed in a block of tenement-houses owned by defendant in the city of Grand Rapids. This bill of goods includes three No. 18 grates. No time was given or asked on said bill, and on November 1, 1887, defendant paid one hundred dollars by check generally upon said bill, and it was so applied.

“2. In February, 1889, plaintiff brought suit in…