This was a claim for $25.50 for clothing supplied to the defendant, steward on board the Maygie Leslie, and for which the plaintiff said he had repeatedly applied, but had been put off day after day; the clothes were have been paid for three days after delivery, anvthat was a mouth ago. The defendant admitted hant ing had the clothes and his liability for the amennd claimed, but he had told the plaintiff that the would be Pitt did not like to bother the captain by "asking him: aid yesterday, Friday; he would have poid_beford
for the money as he had received some only a short time ago. The plaintiff knew that his money was safe, as the captain was security for the things; he bad not had them more than three weeks and there had been no™agreement as to when the money was to be PBis Worship in giving judgment against defendant aid, with costs said he. should have paid the money, the fact of there being no agreement made'if a cash transaction, and he should have applied to the captain for the money as he said he went security.
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