said, "I was so seared that T was.
Describing fright, witness sweating all over. I forgot to take off the Tis, 172 when making out, the cheque and overlaid them by that amount.
When a personal cheque was! offered it was refused and it was; [suggested that complainant and his {friend Wa should go with the three men to a native bank and get the! money. This they did, driving to jo bank in Chekiang Road. Before Teaving, however, the men took the three tins of opium amounting to about 54 ounces and worth probably) $600. the was at Zang's house on business. when. the three men walked in. He corroborated the evidence given by the com-Plainant regarding the happenings! fouring the negotiations for tha money. He also told how he bad! gone to the native bank with do-Hfendant where they secured a native lorder for $8,000 and $1,300 in bank notes. The native order was cashed! the next morning.
A cook and a" boy were: also called and related how the men fentered the house. They also sajd [that two other men, both Chinege, remained outside the house dui the proceedings. A chauffeur
st Zang's house with a motor cAr jon the afternoon in question all the Dollar Gange told of 1
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