This ease, which had been adjourned from ult,, came on again this morning for hearing.
Defendant as enable to attend owing to Louis Prcuox, deposed—I directed the deceased to be taken to the Hospital, beau it was necessary. He would have better attendance there tian he could have where he T told him he must fe, to the to Mr, Mahood #0, and the plaintiff made no id that Mr, Rodgers would second class, That the day before ho went to the Hospital. had spoken to Mr. Mawhood about the in having to go to the Hospi two or three weeks before. He then id that if such a course became necessary, Mr, Rodgers would have second class nccommodation because if he (plaintiff) went the Hospital himself, he would go in the second class ward. I do not remember plaintiff telling me that he could not afford to pay the expenses of the Hospital for Mr. Rodgers. He might have said so, but Ido not remember anything about it. Tenrried away the impression that plaintiff he was going to pay second class expenses for Mr. Rodgers. Deceased paid for his own medicines. T think that about one-third would be be a fair allowance to make for drags out of the amount charged for Hoxpital expenses, Plaintiff, in answer to His Honour, T have paid $50 to Mr, Law. He hai alto compradore order for $38.80, which I have declined to pay until this case is settled, Plaintiff urged that he had fulfilled the clause of the agreement on which the defendant tothe Teter. Anything the deceased elf wan quite foreign to his him (plaintiff.) He always paid for his own medicine, and he was acting
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