Dunscomb v. Wallace

The record in this cause presents a single question of chancery practice.

Complainant filed this bill alleging that on May 23d, 1892, he recovered a judgment before J. P. Young, Justice of the Peace, against Lymus Wallace for '$803.05; that execution had been issued and returned nulla bona.

It is alleged that Wallace had transferred, in fraud of his creditors, to O. B. Polk, “a large number of drays and mules and harness worth about three or four thousand dollars;” that Polk after a short time transferred the same to A. J. Warwick, who ■ - conveyed ■ the same to W. B. Grates; that after a short…