{"gt_parse": {"text_sequence": "e. On April 11, Mary Sur ratt rented a carriage and drove to the Surr att tavern. S he said tha t she made the trip to c ollect a debt owed he r by a former neighbor. Ho wever, according t o her tenant, John Ll oyd, Surratt told h im to get the \" shooting iro ns\" ready to be picked up. On April 14, Surratt s aid that she wou ld once again vis it the famil y tavern in Surrattsvi lle to collect a debt. Shortly be fore she left th e city, Booth visit ed the boarding house and spoke privat ely with her. He gave her a package, later fou nd to contain bino culars, for Lloyd to pi ck up later that evening. Surr att did so and, accordi ng to Lloyd, again to ld Lloyd to have th e \"shooting irons\" read y for pickup a nd handed him a wrap"}}