Blind v. Griffin

Suit was brought by the plaintiff, Charles Blind, against the defendant, J. Ellsworth Griffin, doing business as J. Ellsworth Griffin & Company, for money theretofore paid out by the plaintiff on two notes given by him to the defendant. The case was tried before the court without a jury, and- there was a finding upon which judgment was rendered. The ease is brought here by the defendant, Griffin, by a writ of error.

Prom the record it appears that the defendant, J. Ellsworth Griffin, was president and treasurer of an Illinois corporation known as the Illinois Securities Company. C. Edward…