National Park Bank v. Levy Bros. & Co.

This case is before the court on the question of the charging of Kimball Brothers as garnishees therein.

The facts in the case are substantially as follows, namely: The plaintiff, a creditor of said defendants, brought a suit against them, at the October Term, 1891, of this court, in which suit said Kimball Brothers were made garnishees. The service upon them was made on May 13, 1891. Two days previous thereto, to wit, on May 11, 1891, said Kimball Brothers, being indebted to the defendants in the sum of $1,290.14, sent by mail to the said defendants in New York a check drawn by said Kimball…