Field, J. The evidence that the bricks were made for Charles Dustin, and that the wood was the property of Dustin, and that the defendant, Paul D. Patch, “ was the executor of Dustin, and in said capacity of executor sold the property in question for the purposes of his trust,” was plainly introduced to show that the property in the bricks and wood, at the time of the alleged conversion, was in Paul D. Patch, as said executor, an…
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