Baltimore City Court November 17, 1908 (Leets, Church & Co. v. Tjarks)

SAMS, J.—

The facts, in this case are briefly as follows: A travelling salesman of the plaintiffs sold by sample to the defendant a bill of goods to the amount of $34.10, to be delivered sometime after the sale. No definite time for delivery or payment was named and the sale was subject to ratification. The salesman, while in Baltimore, stayed at a hotel kept by the defendant, the buyer.