No. 4451-OCTOBER 5, 1877.] godsend, and the beach no peopled with the Protector or an Assistant Protector shall bathers that they were just "jostling" examine each of such Immigrants as to the each other. Now how different! There payment of his passage money. is no English or American flagship. The 6. All Immigrants whose passage money French admiral has been frightened, by a shall have been paid before or immediately rumour of cholera, over to the anchorage aftor the arrival of the ship, shall be forth- near the island, and has taken his squadron with landed and examined at a Depot as to with him. The dehustot that represents any engagement to labor entered into, or, the US, Navy has gone over to Village proposed to be entered into, by them, and Bay for the same reason, and H. B. M.'s the Protector shall explain to every such gun-vessel Fly has been ordered to Naga Inumigrant any liability, which may rest on Baki, The Hotels are almost empty, and much Immigrant, and shall also explain the the evening walk on the beach, which by terms of any agreement, to labour entered the bye in the most disappointing and into or proposed to be entered into by anch tiring
its kind, is unenlivened by any Immigrant and he shall then forthwith be élite, beauty or band. A few bathers are allowed to loave the Depot. seen in the morning very far apart and ap-7 Every such Immigrant whose paisage parently shunning each other. Everything money is not paid within twenty-four hours is the abomination of desolation. The from the arrival of the ship, shall be landed want of energy on the part of the commu- at a Depot, where he may be kept under the uity was palufully evident only the other care of the Protector of Chinese Immigrants, day, when at a howling match between till arrangements are made for the payment thefopites and outsiders the former had all-f-of his passage money and for his agreement aped off to bed before the result could be to labour: provided that no person shall be ascertained. A somewhat amusing incl. so kept against his own will for a longer dont occurred a few momings ago on the period than ten days. beach. Some employés of the Castoms &. All engagements to labour by any such were trying a theodolite and level at about Immigrants shall be registered in sual form the bathing time and were accused by the and with much partionlara as the Governor lady bathers, with the usual proneness of may from time to time direct their sex to jump.at rash conclusions, of trying to photograph them. Some who came down late actually went so far as to desist from going into the water, and to compare the "Customa Cada" with Punch's
Margate Snoby:
The cholera has almost entirely disap. paared from the native town, and with the thermometer at 62 Fahr., a clear sky, and bracing N.E.ly winds we are or ought to be enjoying magnificent health.
Snipe bave finished, ducks are scarse, and partridges are not yet ready for the gun, so that our fare at present consists simply of plain Butcher's, meat. Apropos of the table I may mention that Ohefoo produces the whitest and artspent curled endiff of all China.
The only visitors here from Peking are the Spanish Minister with his Secretary, And the Inspector-General of Customs.
The Straits.
THE CHINA MAIL.
mitted that it was for the prosecution to prove the charge against the defendant irrespective of the fact whether he could or could not substantiate the counter-charge. The prosecution must first prove their case, and he contended that it had not been done in this instance. He would point out to the Court the various discrepancies, which would comolusively show that the charge was false. His Worship said that as the charge at present stood, he thought there was a case made out to go to the Jury, and it would be best for all parties concerned that he should commant it.
Mr Dennys asked that the defendant be allowed bail as before.
His Worship said he would allow him the same bail as before; he did not think that this was a case in which he would have gone beyond the infliction of a fine, if he had to deal with it himself.
LARCENY.
Lai Ashing, a coolie, was charged with staating a pair of shoes from a passenger on board the steamer Kiukiang. The prisoner was sent to six months hard labour. He had two previous convictions against him, but they were for misdemeanours, only All breaches of such engagements to la- otherwise his case would have been commit bour shall be punishable under the provi-ted for trial; as it was he was cautioned sions of Sections 45 to 49, both inclusive, that he would be so dealt with if he was and of the first paragraph of Section 50 of caught stealing again. the Ordinance No. 1 of 1876, as if those sections were embodied in this Ordinance but the words Place of Employment shall be substituted for the word "Estate" as used in the said sections, and the said Section 50 shall be read as if the words "save as is provided in Section 61" in line 3, and the words "save as aforesaid" in line 8 were omitted.
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30 days' sight, 22 6 months' night..... the city and a long way from the Custom-stayed two months. Captain Burr then
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Bombay, demand Rupees, cities, especially when it is rainy and dirty day or two and afterwards went to live at
Calcutta, weather and as chair coolies are very bad the Central Hotel. Soon aftowards Captain here, one foreigner ordered jlarieksha Burr went to Japan, but came back again. Shanghal, demand, from Shanghai; but the coolies here did He (witness) could not remember the mouth not understand how to manage the thing his master went to Japan. While Mrs Burt Bar Silver, 17, dwts. B.,
Sycée, *** another member of our community, how was away Ji. England Captain Barr ofton
Marloans,... ever, was struck by the idea to have a stayed out all night, and he had seen him in donker for drawing the jizrickaha. I am a foreign house on the Yang-king-pang Gold Leal, quite sure that many readers of your next to a native tea-house: He had been in journal will heartily laugh, imagining such the habit of taking clean clothes to his English Sovereignt
Australian Sovereigns, vehicle, but I can assure you that it la master at this house on Sunday mornings, Discount,... quite a comfortable conveyance, and re- and on these occasions he had seen him in a commend the Shanghai residents and others bedroom with a woman living in the house. who keep a jiurickahs to employ instead of His master always stayed out on Saturday the coolle a donkey, the latter having nights, and sometimes also during the week. certainly many advantages over the former. Kattie Jessop deposed that, in the year The lekin runners are now armed with 1976, she was the occupier of a house on the "swords," which is only, I think, to frigh Yang-king-pang Creek. Several womon ten the Chinese merchants and shop were living with her at the time. She knew keepers, and make them open their purses Captain Thomas Francis Burr, and recognised more freely to pay the taxes. All I know his photograph new produced. He had been is that in case the lekin poople, whether in the habit of visiting her house very fre- armed or not, should over attempt to comequently, and had repeatedly stayed all night near a certain foreign hong here, they will In the house
Mr Wainewright- said that was all the got taxes paid in a coin which no bankor will scoops, and which afterwards they evidence he proposed to call to prove the themselves would have preferred not to have adultery, and would now examine the peti- tioner to prove some of the collateral facts mentioned in the petition.
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U.8.8. Palos arrived here on the 14th from Shanghai, and will leave on the 20th Mra Burr was then called. She deposed Chow Achus, a ooolis, was committed for for Ninggo; besides this steamer we have-In December, 1868, I was married to the trial on a charge of stealing a piece of oil-not seen a European vessel in port since respondent. The photographs now produced (Taken at Masers Balvaner & Co.'s Premises the departure of the La Europe, which left is his likeness. We lived together at Shanghai
Queen's Road.) cloth.
this for Foochow on the 2nd Inst.; but I and Newchwang. We lived together up to Hoxerone, October 5, 1877. hope that as soon as the Northern ports the time I went home. That was on the BAROMETER · 19 LeMan are closed, we will have a regular steamer 6th of December, 1875. On that day I went here, perhaps twice a month.
home to England. My husband sent me, I have only one child Hving. It is a boy, and TASBMOMETER AM he is three years old. "He was born on Sept. 22nd. the 6th September, 1874, and his name is A private letter from Tientsin says "A Earnest Winsor. He is living with me now. hope is to be permanent. Yesterday, it year. I came back because I had no means change has come over our weather which II returned from Engiand in May of this rafted hard. Today, it is delightfally cool of living in England. My husband did not and pleasant. If this continues the health send me any money, and while I was in scale will rise accordingly,
England I lived with my uncle and aunt. My uncle lent me the money to return to-Shang hai,--£106-and I gave him my jewellery as security for it. My uncle expects to be repaid. He did not give me the money as a glit; it was only lent. I don't remember the date when my husband left Shanghai, bat I think it was about the end of July, I have, not seen him since. He has not returned to my knowledge. I have received three letters from him. I have not brought all of them with me.
LARCENY.
PETTY THEFT,
I hear of distress in all directions already. What is the winter to bring And I can learn of nothing doing by the Chinese authorities for rellering the dia. tresa. You ask about the Chinese hemp (jate.) It has to be steeped for some 8 or 10 days to make the fibre separate from the stalk, and also to relieve is of all the jules and extraneous matter and leave the abra clean and white. The master the water, the quicker is the work done. The stench is simply horrible.-N. C. Daily News,
THE DIVORCE CASE AT SHANGHAL UNITED STATES CONSULATE GENERAL.
Lee Afo, a coolie, was sent to two months' hard labour for stealing a box from the steamer.Kiuking. The box had been left on board for two months by some one who had not come for it. This morning the prisoner came and carried it away. He was Before stopped by the Compradore..
Ramon Mecardi, a Mantis sesuaI, WAS again brought up to suswar the charge of 9. The expression "Chinese Immigrant," behaving in a disorderly and strange man- as used in this Ordinance, shall be held toner at the Central Police Station. A man mean Chinese brought to the Colony from named Sebastian said the defendant waS China in any Chinese Immigrant Ship, not shipped at Yokohama in the Sophie, a being first or second-class cabin passengera; German barque. He had a touch of suu- and the expression Chinese Immigrant stroke. The Magistrate allowed him to be Ship" shall be held to mean a ship bringing taken care of by Sebastian. Chinese Immigrants exceeding twenty in number, to the Colony, And the word "Ship" shall include every description of Eroi Achol, a rice-pounder, wan charged vessel used in navigation.
by Lee Chow Kum, & married woman, with 10.-I. Any person landing or attempt-stealing a pair of over ear-rings from her We have received from the office of the ing to land or causing or permitting to be ears. The complainant was walking at 8 Protector of Chiness at Singapore the text of landed, or abetting the landing of, any p.m. yesterday akne at the Prays near Chinese Immigrant contrary to the provisions Gilman's Baasar, when she suddenly felt the much-talked-of Immigrants' Ordinance, of Section 2, shall be Hlable on conviction to some one anstehing the earrings from her. which we republish below. The portions a penalty not exceeding twenty-five dollars She raised an alarm, and the prisoner was topped. One of the ear-rings was after- rendered temporarily inoperative by special for each and every such Immigrant.
II. The Master or person in command of, wards picked up near the spot. The pri- notification refer to the examination of Imaior in charge of, a Chinese Immigrant Ship souer was committed for triab grants (whose passages may or may not have arriving at any of the Settlements, who been paid) and the supervision of the agree-shall not forthwith, and before any of the Immigrants are permitted to leave the ship,. mente into which they may have entered, report or sanse to be reported at the office or may be about to enter; the registration of the Master-Attendant or Harbour-Master of engagements and punishments for a the arrival of the ship with Immigrants, stating the number of Immigrants shall, on breach of agreement; and the penalties to conviction, be liable to a penalty not exceed be inflicted on Masters of vessels who may ing five hundred dollars. neglect to make the necessary reports. In delegate the exercise of the several powers other words, the penal cleases of the Ordin-vested in him by this Ordinance to the Co- anoe are in abeyance, though we learn from private sources that it is intended to put Section 10 into operation on December 1. As this will greatly affect the position of Captains of vessels conveying immigrants, it may be hoped that the Straits Government will lose no time in notifying the actual data at which it intends to enforce its provisions. It is satisfactory to learn from sources which our readers will have no difficulty in identifying that the Chinese generally seem perfectly satisfied with the Ordinance, and so far from offering any opposition the principal importers of Coolie labour-for such they are, however the words "free im- migration" may be used to disguise the actual status of the Chinese in question--are even offering to eroot depota at their own expense. Despite this, however, from all we learn, ́reform in various ways is really wanted, and we have no doubt that the officials concerned
will do their duty effectively. They will best perform this by patient explanation and warning to unintentional transgressors of a law which is breaking up customs which however wrong) have lasted for nearly half a century...
A Government Notification, dated the 22nd September, orders that the Ordinance shall come into operation on the 24th September 1877; while another of the same date orders
11. It shall be lawful for the Governor to
lonial-Scorotary at Singapore, and to each of the Lieutenant-Governora of Penang and Malacos, in his absence from the several Settlemente respectively.
ATTEMPT TO STEAL..
Ng Akang, a cook, was charged with attempting to steal a jacket which was set out to dry from a window of a house in Hollywood Road. The prisoner was sent
Shanghai, 26th Sept. Hon. G. W. WELLS, Consul-General,
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Mr Wainewright appeared for the peti- tioner.
The respondent did not appear, and was unrepresented.
This was a wife's petition for a dissolution of marriage on the ground of adultery.
Mr Wainewright briefly opened the case, and then read the petition.
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Mr. Wainewright said that the letters were at the disposal of the Court. If the Court wished to see them, he would send for 17, D. McB. Park, them at once. He could produce the last
Astrea, letter written by the respondent to his wife, 19, Oygnus, and he handed the letter in.It was an 22, Bing, aoknowledgment of the receipt of the petition 27, Fortuna, by the respondent, who stated that he should not appear in Court and hoped the divorce Apr.
8, Róta, would be granted.
The Court did not think it necessary to 19, Vega, | have the other letters produced,
-May- Petitioner continued-The letter which has just been read is in my husband's hand- 10, David, writing. When he went away he only gave 11, Naworth, me $18, with which he told me to pay the 12, Chandos, boy and washman: When I had done this 18, Alairs, there were only $2 left. I had only that | 16, Sophis, amount of money when I went to live with 26 Martha Jackson, Mrs. Lang. He has sent me no money since. 26, Alexandra, I ara now carrying on business as a dress-27, Kate Carnie, maker and milliner in Shanghai, and should 30, O. R. Bishop, prepared to maintain it. My husband has always been very kind to the child, but I don't think he is a proper person to have the custody of it. I am anxious to keep the child myself.
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12. It shall be lawful for the Governor into six weeks' hard labour." Council, from time-to-time by order, at all or any of the Settlements, to suspend the operation of any part or section of this Or- diante, and from time to time to restore the operation of the same.
13. Ordinance No. 10 of 1878-to "hereby having committed crimes and offences in 9th December, 1868, lawfully married to the like to have the custody of my child. I am June
repealed.
14. This Ordinance may be cited as The Chinese Immigrants Ordinance, 1877, and shall come into operation at one time as the Governor may direct by order in Commeil. Passed this 23rd day of March, 1977.
A. M. SKINNER, Acting Clerk of Councils.
Police Intelligence. (Both Magistrates Sitting.)
5th October, 1877.
ALLEGED NUISANCE.
Mr Emanuel, who represented Mestre Spratt & Co., said they had come to an arrangement.
Mr Meyer said he and the defendants had come to a settlement, and begged to be al- lowed to withdraw the summonses.
The Magistrate granted the spplication.
ALLEGED LARCENY.
A RENDITION CASE, Wong Aling, a man of no particular occupation, was arrested on a warrant for
It set forth that the petitioner Jane Fear Burr, who is a British subject, was on the respondent, who was an American citizen. After the marriage they lived together at Shanghai and Newchwang. They had had four children, one of whom was living. In December, 1875, the petitioner went to England with the consent and approbation Mr. Wainewright said that was all the of her husband, and that by reason of the evidence he proposed to give. The petitioner latter not supplying her with the means did not ask for her husband to pay alimony of subsistence she returned to Shanghai or anything of that kind, but only for him borrowing £106 wherewith to pay the to be ordered to pay the £106 she had passage for herself and child. Since her borrowed from her uncle, and the costs of return she had ascertained that the res-the suit The $108 she was anxious to pondent had been guilty of adultery during repay, and there was no doubt that respond her absence. In consequence, the petitioner ent was liable to pay it. She wished for prayed for a dissolution of her marriage with nothing farther, and did not want to bạ the respondent, that to be condemned in the ; dependent on her husband at all. costs of the buit, and be ordered to pay the The Court enggested that evidence should sum of £106. The petitioner also asked to be given as to the means of the respond have the custody of her child.
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Chinose territory, and whore rendition was applied for by the Chinoso authorities. Inspector Lindsay stated he executed the warrant by arresting the prisoner in a house in Cheung Biag Lane, Hollywood Road. The Inspector had him informed why he was arrested, and he admitted that he had been a thief before but that he was a reformed man now. He was then taken to the Station. He had two brands on his cheeks, made evidently by the Mandarins, The brands appeared to be tattoo marke with blue ink.
The prisoner, when asked what he had to say, admitted that he was branded by the Mandarins, but denied that he was guilty of the charge. When told that his The summonses against Mesars Spratt & rendition was applied for by the Manda
7. City of Limerick (1.), London 10, Agamemnon (s), Liverpool Co. and Messrs Inglis & Co., taken out at rins he said he preferred to be tried here, the instance of Mr A, E. Meyer, for carry- and if he was found guilty of having com Mr Wainewright said the petition had The petitioner, in reply to Mr. Waine- 10, Niagara,
Cuxhaven ing on noisy trades, again came before Mrmitted any offence here, he would prefer been served on the respondant at Hongkong wright, said she knew nothing at all about 11, Hors
Liverpool to be punished here, even to the extent of and he had bean cited to appear; but he had her husband's affairs; he never told her 13, Jesle Júmiarow, Cardiff Russell to-day.
hanging him, rather than that he should not filed an answer and was not now present. anything. She never knew what money he 14, Abernyte,
Liverpool be surrendered to trial by the Mandarins. An affidavit of service had been filed, and had, and did not know whether he had any 18, Carl Ritter,
Cardiff Deal Leong Akad, described as a watchman that was sufficient; respondent's absence property in New York or not. She never 25, Globa, at Shantak, stated that on the 12th July was only a matter that affected himself. heard him say that he had property in 30, Ferdinand, last he was on watch, About the 2nd The exit was instituted under a statute in New York,
81, C. Rickner, watab, he saw two boats coming having reference to divorces in the state of Columbia,
Mr. Wainewright said it was obvious 31-Andreas, over 80 men, who were in soldiers' uniforms a statute passed on the 10th of June, 1860, that he had had money, or he could not do Aug and were carrying lanterns. The witness in the 26th session of Congress, and the what he had done.
By Anchises (a.), and four of his comrades went to the bridge section on which he relied was No. 3, chapter Mr. Bradford, the Vios-Consul, observed 10, Papa, La Ayan, a partner in the Kwong Tai to see what was the matter, when he saw 168, which enacted that where either party that the respondent received between two 11, North Star, Woh sile piece-goods shop, again surrender all the men were armed with all sorts of had committed adultery, a dissolution of the and three thousand taels from Peddar's 11, E. P. Bouverle,
14, Hegulus, ed to his bail to answer the charge of steal-weapons. He asked them what they want marriage could be degreed. Therefore, he estate ing a sherry-glass from the steamer Kized, when they said they came to make presumed, that it was only necessary for him
14, Moss Glen, kang on the 28th September last.
enquiries into some cases. They were to prove the marriage, the adultery, and
14 Pattle, Mr Dennys, who appeared for the defence, then allowed to land. As soon as they other subsidiary matters relating to the asked if his Worship had made up his mind landed, they seized the witness and his damages, &o. So far as he saw from the
This concluded the evidence, to commit the case for trial; if so, he would comrades and tied them up. The men statate, to prove adultery seemed in itself to
My Wainewright said he did not think there was any part of the case he need make reserve his defence and call no more wit- then proceeded to the watch house where be sufficient
the witness' nephew was sleepi g. There The Court-Yes, and I may say for the any remarks upon, except that portion which Mr Russell said he intended to commit was a gong in the house and the robbers information of the attorney and others, that had reference to the £106. That was money It is hereby enacted by the Governor of the case, for, although the intrinsic value of wanted to take it away, His nephew pre- while I do not regard the statutes of the the petitioner was obliged to obtain to bring May the Straits Settlements, with the advice and the article stolen was small, an important vented this, when the robbers killed him. district of Columbia as more particularly her from England to Shanghai, and she 2. Goodell, consent of the Legislative Council thereof, issue had been raised by the defendant They then attacked eight houses in suc-binding on the Court than the statutes of having deposited her jewellery she was 19, Norman Court, Gravesend
bringing a counter-charge of stealing trous cossion and made away with a large quan- other States, the rule that I shall adopt direatly interested in its repayment. Al-June 1. It shall be lawful for the Governor to sere- against the witness Chun Ashul, and ity of booty. The matter was reported to while I am on the bench will be as far as though, perhaps, it might not be technically Hermann, appoint at each or any of the Settlements a alleging consequently that the complainant the local Mandarins, but the burglars had practicable to adopt the laws of the State joined in this particular suit, it seemed to Protector of Chinese Immigrants, and such and he had conspired to bring the present run away, sotme to Hongkong. Witness from which the parties hall, providing there him that the repayment of it by the respond-- Navesink, number of Assistant Protectors and other charge of stealing a glass against him out of was quite sure of the prisoner's identity, is no law of Congress on the subject; and, ent was only part of the justice the petitioner 14 Adolph, Officers as may be necessary to carry out the revenge. That being so, his Worship as he belonged to the same village, and be therefore, in all cases the profession can be sought to obtain in the present action.
80, Hopewell, The Court thought that in case a decreaJuly provisions of this Ordinance.
thought it due to both parties that the case was one of the two men who died witness governed by that rule.
Mr Wainewright said he would now pree for diverse was granted, there was no guess 2. Chinese Immigrants shall not, without should have a thorough investigation and up. He had a sword in his hand, and he
8, Leander, The permission of the Governor, be landed at that both should have the benefit of a trial by struck witness on the back with the flat of dead to call evidente, and first he would hand clou about the petitioner being entitled to 11, Golden State, or transhipped at any place in the Colony Jury. It was improbable, on the one hand, it. The case was remanded till the 9th
the $100. other than the three Ports as defined in the that the respectable keeper of a large shop instant,
The Court and the Assessors that do g. Harbours Ordinance, 1872, nor otherwise would steal a pally thing like a sherry- than so is provided in this Ordinance. -------- glass, while it was equally improbable, oz 8. The arrival at every Chinese Immi the other, that the witness Chun Áshui should grant Ship at any of the Settlements shall have attempted to steal the pair of trousere, forthwith be reported by the Master there and from the evidence it appeared imposible
that Sections 8, 7, 8 and 10 of the Ordinance shall be temporarily suspended."
ORDINANCE No. II. OP 1877," "An Ordinance to make provision by law for -the-protection of Chinese Immigrants.
23rd March, 1877.1 Whereas it is expedient to make provision by law for the protection of Chinese Imnesses here. migrants;
as follows
of at the office of the Master-Attendant or that he could have been in the defendant's
Ohina. SHANGHAL. (News)
WINDHOW.
Harbour-Hester, who shall thereon, inform shop at the time mentioned, as the Klukiang A meeting of Shareholders in the new. the Protector of the Chinese Immigrants of did not arrive in front of the Harbour Steam Washing Company was held last the same.
Master's Office on the day in question till 8 evening (Sept. 26th) at the Club, when The Protector of Chinese Immigrants minutes to 6 pm Ead this case some Messze Mackenzie, H. Silva sad. G. shall, either personally or by an officer of before the Court in the ordinary way, his Withers were appointed a Committee to his department, forthwith go on board the Worship would have probably dealt with it in organise the Company. As all the capital Chinese Immigrant. Abip.
away different to that he would nanally do, by as now been subscribed, we presume the 4. It shall be lawful for the Governor to giving the socused the benefit of a belief in undertaking may be considered fairly establish convenient Depots at any of the his mind that the man, might be labouring started. Settlements for the reception of Chinese Im- under some peonliar disease of the mind migrants, and to frame rules for the manage such as kleptomania; but when a counter- ment and regulation of auch Depôts, and to charge was preferred and a conspiracy in frame Tables of Fees and of Charges to be sinuated, he thought it fair to both parties paid for the use of the Depots, and for the that the matter should have a thorough maintenance of Immigrants while accommo-investigation at the Supreme Court, unless dated therein; provided always that the Mr Dennys was prepared to admit en belial amount of the fee to be sharged shall, not of his client that this counter-charge was exceed one dollar for every Immigrant groundless, whose passage shall not have been paida Mr Denays observed that; while he had 6. On the arrival of a ship bringing Chie witnesses who could not carry the case pere Immigrants of any of the Settlements, | further thin what had been proved, ko sub
-Sept. 18th.
in the certificate of the marriage of the parties,
It was dated the 9th December, 1888, and
The petitioner said she was aware her husband received some money from Peddar'a estate, but how much she did not know.
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was under the hand of Mr Beward and culted, and it was decided that the prayer seal of the U.S. Consulate General The of the petition be granted, divorcing the 10, Mikado, marriage took place at the Honghew Church, petitioner from the respondent, that the and at the foot of the certificate, as if it was former retain the pustody of the child, that asignatura, appeared Thomas Francis Burr, there be judgment for damages to the Mor boro New York City!
The Court asked whether there was any the sostears
amount of $680, the equivalent of $106, and 16, Beste Morris,
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27, Maxima, question in reference to the citieanship of the respondent,
– Me Wäinöwright vald he had so further evidence to offer on that point, except that of the petitioner, who could depose that the always understood her husband to be an american, and that he was born in New York:
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credit New Benares, osah, 890
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The regliter list was produced and toss pondent's name appeared as the 28th, down the lint!
Wang Amow was then called He deposed For the last eight days we hava had very bad weather; day by day rain; and as the that formerly he was in the service of Captain atmosphere is getting cold now, I am straid Burr. Ho recognised the photograph pro the paddy, which is still green, will suffer duced as that of his late master. On the 6th December, 1873, he accompanied Mis very much,
The shooting season is setting in but Bare to Hongkong, where he stayed twenty till now our sportsmen have only killed a days. He then returned to Shanghai and few unipe; it is said that down at the west immediately to see his mactar, Was
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