Odell v. Clyde

The complaint sets forth the canse of action as follows, viz.: “ Third. Upon information and belief that heretofore the defendant Julia M. Clyde, on or about the 9th day of July, 1896, made her promissory note in writing, dated that day, whereby, for value received, she, promised and agreed to pay to the order of herself the sum of $4,925, at the Hurray Hill Bank, in the city of Hew York, thirty days after the date thereof. Fourth. That the defendant Robert J. Clyde thereafter and before maturity, duly indorsed the said note, and, as thus indorsed, it was delivered to the said Hurray Ui'll…