As to the admission of the testimony, we do not see the error complained of — the passage objected to is an isolated passage in a deposition. It may or may not have been admissible by reason of other matter in evidence of which we know nothing. The person whose conversation was detailed may have been the shipper himself, or the agent, for aught that we know. We are not to presume the court erred in admitting the evidence — the error, if any, must be shown.
2. Was their error in refusing the charge asked for, or in giving that which was given? If the proposition is sustainable that the bill of lading is conclusive evidence of the condition of the goods when delivered, so that you cannot look back of it even to detect a fraud
The judgment is affirmed with costs.