Fav-close v, Joux Bearriz, This was ail adjourned judgment summons, time having been given the defendant to enable him to satisfy the plaintiff's claims against him, of Ths, 85 and $141.61, together with Court costs now amounting to $18.37.
Defendant, in answer to ques eaid he bad partially settled the ela was allowed till Monilay or he could settle them altogether. If he afore thidse day', he would leave a mau to settle them for hima.
Mr. Danke, who again represented the plaintiff, said he Was not satisfied with that statement, His Hoxovr asked defendant if he could give the name of the man who would settle the watter for him in case he left Defendant replied that he could not give the man's name now, because it was a private affair; but ho would send him to the Court if he (defeudanty'left the port before Monday. 'He had not mentioned anything of this pro-Hitt before soming' fate Yourt, either as to who the man was, or in What way his (defendant's) hopes of being sud to pay the money would be accom:
ied.
His Hoxovr said he thought defendant should have informed plaintiff of all'this, and
prepared to pay anything aow crpecally who the man was, Was detexdant "Potendant replied that ho was not, but would guarantee that the whole amount should be paid between to-day and Monday.
His Hox 20R the case seemed to be ing up much time without getting any nearer toa settlement, It seemed to be of no use whatever adjourning the case, "Mr, Danke said he thought if the case was in till Monday, it would not then Ho knew defendant ge! ties to advance the 2 ey had refused to do yo. "Defendant further stated that he had seen the ian he alluded to before coming into Court that morning, and he told him (defend ant) that if ho did not seo him porgoually, he would send him a cheque that evening.
His Hoxovr—If that is ao, I will adjourn {he case till to-morrow morning.
Pefendant thought that would be rather hard'upon Lim, and that he ought to be given till Monday.
His Hoxour said he would not adjourn the case any longer than till to-morrow morning. Delendant la the meantime could go and seo the man, got the money, and bring it to Court at eleven o'clock, May 2ist, 'When this case was before the: Court on Friday last, His Honour, who had twice pre—Yiously adjourned it for the convesiencs-of the: defendant, further allowed: him until Saturday morning to find the' money due on the judgment summonses againat him. At the appointed time on Saturday defendant appeared and asked for a further extension of 4 day to procure the money; he thought gentlemen he knew would: be' security: for bito lend him the money on his lorcha. His Honour acceded to his request, but defendant still failed to obtain the money, and, this morning, on the application of the plaintiff, am exectition order was granted, On the 22nd the money was paid to the Sheriffs office
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