Succession of Journe

In this case a paternal, uncle offered the account and tableau of the tutrix of his deceased brother’s minor children on the ground that, to the minor’s" injury the tutrix had failed to place upon her inventory and account an item of'$1700, money which, in part, she should have accounted for as belonging to the minor. This claim of the opponent set up in the .interest of the minor is founded on the folloAA'ing state of facts. Jean Joúrné, husband of the tutrix and father of the minor, was by occupation a butcher, and occupied for some time previous to his death, which happened in the’ latter…