Major Holcomb asked how much! he paid Crawley and witness replied that for trade reasons he preferred not to state, He did, however, pay the amount on that day. Later he paid other commissions. As Crawley] war about to leave for America, and as it seemed that Yang would ex-meute a bank guarantee for the remainder of the $100,000, witness wid him the full commission on a Gakh of dollars, Witness in giving evidence, said that he had asked many times for the balnnee, but Yang refused until the, as he said, could get a hui chao, Gram the Customs for shipping the ete) vests to Wanhsien. This he never did. Yang and Tuan made the last payment of $6,900 on Satu day, August 20, in Widler's office.
About this time, according to witness, Yang told Crawley that he had hourd that Thompson was really Elly Wider, and became greatly excited in Widler's office. Complain dant seemed afraid that he, witness would fail to keep his bargain. Crawley tried to quieten him, told Him to get the hui chao, and that the rods would be shipped, Witness was satisfied with Young Brothers Bonk guarantee,
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