Earle v. Conway

This case differs somewhat in its facts, from those in Earle v. Pennsylvania, ante, 449. It appears that on February 24, 1898, the appellee Conway, in an action of assumpsit in the Court of Common Pleas of the.county of Philadelphia, ob tained a judgment against one John G. Sehall for $1012.43. Upon that judgment á writ of attachment was issued and served May 24 and 25,189S, upon the Chestnut Street National Bank of Philadelphia and upon Earle, receiver, as garnishees— the receiver having been appointed January 29, 1898 — commanding’ them to show cause on a day named why the judgment against…