In reply to Judge Purdy. he said that the off furniture might Valued at $1,500. 'There were' additional assets, unless Mr. Donald Mackenzie's capital of Tls. 7,000 could. be considered az such. The capitalization in Japan was ¥.70,00 the profits there, he (witness received 60 per cent, ad well.
Mr. John Turner, ca, partnét im Measts, Seth, Mancell & MeLure, said that the' ledger showed that the capital was invested by Donald Mackenzie. "The American Mace Kenzie had ne money in the company, another discussion concerning jurisdiction, Judge Purdy said that ihe did not' see how both partners could be brought Into Court," He was convinced that Mr. David Mackenaie was a real partner to the extent of 60 per cent. Tt appeared to him as though the compradore having worked for six years, should be paid, "1 may be wrong, but I think that T will assume jurisdiction over the American defendant. But how th Judgment can be collected is one other matter—a horse of another jeolour, "This is not the frst judge Trent which people have obtained fand not collected, Some have gone round the world to collect.
After lengthy argument by coune sel, his Honour reserved judgment, Charles Patison, a seamen out the str, President Cleveland, charged with being "drunk and disorderly in Minghong Road, on the evening of September 29, was found guilty in the U. 8, Commi hong Road with three othe drunken and disorderly: manul foreigner standing on the pavement near at hand -was picked out by accused as a target for a bottle which he was carrying, with result that the bystander wat injured and required medical atten" tion. Accused told the Court that, if he could get back to his ship, ha [could raise the money for the fine,
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