Appellate Court of Illinois December 16, 1886 (Roche v. Day)

McAllister, P. J.

We are of opinion that, as the case stood upon the evidence, the admission in evidence, against the objection of the defendant below, of the statements of A. H. Bliss & Co., in respect to the delivery of corn, was prejudicial error. It involved an act of which the defendant was in no respect cognizant, and in which he did not participate. A. H. Bliss & Co. were strangers.