P. C. Tomson & Co. v. Heidenheimer

COLLABD,

Associate Justice.—P. C. Tomson & Co., plaintiffs in error, resident in Philadelphia, December 24, 1895, sued I. Heiden heimer, Jr., and L. Sinsheimer, partners doing business under the firm name of I. Heidenheimer, Jr., & Co., resident in Austin, Texas, on alleged balance due for goods sold defendants on August 8, 1895, consisting of 275 boxes of Hoe.Cake soap, at $3.20, and 150 boxes of O. C. W. A. lye, at $2.20, all aggregating $1194, the balance claimed to be $325.

Defendants paid for the soap on August 26, 1895, and were credited with $5, thus leaving alleged balance.

Plaintiffs…