This was the adjourned hearing of claim for Tls. 2,960 damages for the non-delivery of -seventy cases of black Italian piece-goods according to agree: went, G.F. Cartis appeared for the jotifl, and Mr. 8. Fessenden represented the defendant.
Before Mr, Fessenden proceeded to call his evidence, Mr. Curtis said that he tendered © motion to rale out the testimony in relation to the contract between Frazar & Ca., and Naen Dab.
His Honoar:—You have no ground for complaint and your motion it over raled.
H. H. Taylor, exid that be was employed by Messrs Frazar and ('o. a8 the Man-zer of the Manchester piece goods depa tment. The first time that he ssw Sie Teze-we was in court, at the beginning of the trial. The itooes had no record of aay with this witness for the p had never received any from Naen Dah to deliver the black Ttalian piece-goods in the case, Io reply to Mr. Cartis, the witness said that be conducted hi bossiness with the the time the deliveries were made, he Naen Dah. He did not know evew how the transaction took lace, altbongb Nneo Dah did aot speak Eaglish.
His Hononr:—The actual party making the contract does not appear before you Witness:—Very rarely.
A shroff in the upstairs department of Messrs, Frazar and Ca. was next called. He knew Naen Dah and also Sie Texe-we. They came together to Frazar's, The former asked witness to sell Italian piece-goods at coe, bat nothing was said amber of the cases at the time,
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