Oh the
Jmarving of the 6th Inst
I was at Major Caine's house. I went at
the request of Afoon; Afroom-
this was in conversation I had
with Attie and
con
was with
consequence of or
020)
the previous evening Afrom. When J asked
Afoon why he had accused anc, Major
Caine and others, he said It does not
concern me, at all; it concerns
Tarrant; it is not
Mr.
my business at all,
it is his business. If you me, Acan,
and
Acase, go
you
with me to
do not believe
Major Caine,
will hear what I have to
I went with him the next
6 o'clock to
Major
say about Caine's, asked the serment
morning
to inform Major Caine that Aform
.
-wished to see him. Major Caine refused to see him. He (Acan) again
requested the servant to
Say
say
Acan and to him
o go up and
Afoow had something to
Majer
Caine then desired
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that they should
come - up. We went up
and
Afoon- made his bow to Major Caine, said "You befriended my father, my
and
myself;
; Now M
brother
my father and brother This is not sny business;
are dead. This
this
is Atr. Tarrant's business; he wished it Major Caine sent hims and told
-
him to go
rocre
went
away, to the Attorney Generak
Wes
hardly there three minutes, and then-
away
Mr. Tarrant
came to my
seps
house, at Tai-ping-phan, and come u stairs to me, where the conversations given
in the first part of this deposition took place. Mr. Tarrant made use of other words than those I have already
mentioned
(Signed)
21.0
Chow Avan
[in Chinese]
3rd Witness, Lei Ahoen swne
I am Shroff at the
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