1 The Case OF Pahick C5Hner
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Judge SULLIVAN SAYS


Conner Is impoled upon. L. i man
quite debilitated bv age and the manner sf hi,
living. In tAe wear 1894, twelve years ago,
EIinturn and Champlir, Of Rhodeiand, en-
poved MIR. Sullivan 10 commence fuit a.
gainf Jonas Wilder, for large debt, aud ave
orders to hold him to bail he lodged at Con-
ncr's, who then cid, A. he now does, keep A
:. vern in Rotten; and Conner became b.
Jail Oaober 1895, Judgment was recovered
againa v ider for 27!8 dollars r. cents. re
ahfconded Conner was fue5 as bail, was de-
T,uited in June 1897 ard judgement rendered
tu- the debt and irtcrea. The coR taxed in
TIE GrR fuit, 80 dollars 81 cents Oh the E.l
w. i45, Is dollars C6 cents. On Mr.. Sulivan's


olueN N-inturn and Chaplin agreed that on
Ionaer's paving the coR, then 60 d 80 +. the
execution might be dilcharged, if he could ob-
tain an eudorler for his note for ninety davsr
lie did not obtain an endOrier until the 2Oth
of November l7s7, and was then discharged
L he had been allowed by the creditors at
tornev, in October 1907, to 60 out Of the pri-
fon yard, the bonds would have been render
"a void. If the creditors attorney would
ilve done il for Zoe dollars, he would have
\ en- fool, and The debtor greater fool not
~ have PAID it. CJroni.!t Of 4lareB 24:5.