Quick v. Raymond

The following statement of facts, set out in the brief of defendant’s counsel, is substantially correct:

“Isaac C. Quick, in his lifetime, gave to Dr. 'Raymond his promissory note for <$4,000, payable in two years, with interest at 6 per cent. To secure the payment thereof, Quick and his wife gave Raymond a mortgage upon certain lands. Afterwards Quick died, and, as nothing had been paid on the note and mortgage, Raymond commenced a foreclosure in chancery. The bill for the foreclosure of the mortgage was taken as confessed by all the defendants, and on or about the 17th of January, 1893, a…