Stroh v. Hinchman

Ilinchman sued Stroh and Hudson on thirty-eight negotiable promissory notes, thirty-two of which purported to have been made by defendants and endorsed by Richard D. Winsor, three to have been made by Richard 1). Winsor and A. B. Hinman and endorsed by defendants, one to have been made by defendants and endorsed by Winsor and Hinman, one to have been made by Hudson and endorsed by Stroh and Winsor, and one to have been made by defendants and endorsed by Winsor and Hubbard Smith. The defendants pleaded separately by different, attorneys, and denied on oath the execution of the papers, by them…