Thinks He Was Worth $4000 A Year

THINKS HE WAS WORTH $4000 A YEAR

BILL OF PARTICULARS IN THE CHELSEA SUIT.

Which was recently started by John J. Tuomey against Harmon Holmes.

The following is a bill of particulars in the case of John J. Tuomey, of Detroit, vs. Harmon S. Holmes, of Chelsea, as was filed by the plaintiff:

1. To money had and received from the plaintiff under an express agreement to repay the same to the plaintiff, when recovered from a certain mortgage, upon which the defendant loaned the same to Clara M. Ismon, mortgagor - $7,800.

2. To interest on the same at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from Nov. 4, 1893, to date - $2,800.80

3. To services as manager of the defendants' store at Jackson from July 15, 1891, to Nov. 30, 1894 - $13,166.65. Total, $23,775.45.

It is said that Mr. Holmes claims to hold a receipt in full.