Mr. N. ©. Home ssid that this was judgement soramons and he sppesred support of it. On November 17 jadgement was obtained against the defendant for the earn of $1,350, and costs. Ho had written to the jadgement debtor asking him what arrangement he proposed to mal payment and reosived no anewer whatever. Nothiog had been done and accordingly summons bad been taken out, Mr. Mesny went into the box, and in answer to Mr. Home, anid that there was an amount of $600 owing to bim, but the debtor was not la a position to pay him. He might be now thet be had resumed business, Mr. Home—How are you living My eons pay my expenses. Sometimes I make " little money by commission 8 life insurance, share broking, and the sale of houses and land, I only earned $27} la two years and a half, and! don't thiok I shall be able to pay quickly is due. The $600 with interest for five yours is worth something 00".
Mr. Home—Do you own certain Iand?—No, I have no land.
You did own some?—Years ago I had one piece of Iand.
Your name appears in last sessoo's list—That must be a mistake, for Mrt. Mesny.
No, it is not.—TI cannot help it. I thave no land, unless you like to give me some.
Mr. Home ssid that in the last Consular list the defendant appeared che owner of two lot.
Defendant eaid that his wite bad ball dozen lots, bat that had nothing ido with him, They were
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