Dr, Sellett:—Why did you destroy the duplicate contract a few days \g0, who suggested destroying it? I suggested to myself.
Dr. Sellett:- original copies) a3 you say?—I don't know.
Counsel:—Wiftre was copy when Crawley left?—In my possession, Judge Purdy:—Since this case] commenced, you destroyed a copy destruction of the copy with any one?—With no one.
Counsel:—Who stole it?—I don't want to go into that, Counsel:—Did you pay for the return of it,—Well—no, Counsel:—Did you try to photograph it?—No, it was stolen from Counsel:—Who bargained for the return of it?—I don't know.
Counsel:—Did anyone tell you that it had been offered to me before you got it again?—I had heard of it.
Counsel:—You leave large sums of money in the safe, but are afraid of leaving the contract, Witness was non-committal.
Counsel:—I imagine that the eon-tract might incriminate som Temigh incriminate someone of your side.
Counsel:—Then why should you worry about it and destroy it?
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