No. 6998 OCTOBER 22, 1885.]
CHUCKET. The actors in the burlesque Romeo and Juliet played a cricket match against the rest of the Club on the 14th. The weather was wonderfully hot for October, the ground exceedingly fast, so that long scores were the order of the day, The Club won the toss and elected to bat. The last wicket did not fall till 2/3 rant had been scored. A very large number of bras resulted from the paes of Mr Barff's balls. The actors, nothing daunted by the large total against
them ani the short time loft to scord in, sncceeded in putting together over 159 runs for five wickets before tune was called, Mr Hamsay, the Juliet of the play, scoring 49. The mates thus ended in a fairly even dra
PERFORMANCE,
appreciate
PANURGE
The following is the continuation of the report of the proceedings at yesterday's meeting of the Legislative Council :---
THE PRISON ORDINANCE,
THE CHINA MAIL
The Attorney-General-Sir, I have to The second performance of the burlesque
rive the second reading of the Prisons of Romeo and Juliet in a new light took Ordinance. I may slate the provisions of this Ordinance have been very carefully place on the evening of the 15th. The re-think andience was early as large as on the first considerad by the Secretary of State, ba- occasion and ssanied highly to appreciate fore being introduced to the Conusil, and the performers' efforts. Several changes overy detail has been gone through and had the in the dialogue, two new criticised. The object of the Ordinance is criticised. The object of the Ordinance is Bongs introduced, and several new verses criticis frost visit Bongs introduced, dialogue, two new arery detail mduced to the Connoil, and el several now verses to make fresh provision for the regulation substituted in the old ones. On the whole the the eating was distinctly botter, Juliet, on and management of prisons in Hong kong The bill is founded upon the Im- pecially, having greatly moderated the radial Prisons Act of 1865 and 1877, and ther excussively boistetuus reading of her under the Ordinance, it is intended, as soon nier than ever, his serenade to the Norse as it is passed, to iese, under an Order in The Frie Council, a large code of rules which will evaking shouts seemed quita unable to do more that read contain all the details for the management o more than read of the gaol. That code of rules has been the two new versus assigned him in his under consideration for something like two song 'I mustn't say anything wrong. Bo
a usingly Inkadision as a years and has only been standing over for mad was, as amusingly at the first performance, Capulet deserves the rivid of the new Superintendent. the first performance. Capulet deserves &
Since his arrival he has gone carefully through it, and it is now ready to be put word of special commendation for his deli very of the closing lines of the piece. Tlie boon might pay the h rebike contained in the last four lingo stem into operation Under this Ordinance the ed to chill the audience, for all left the discipline of the gaol will be assimilated as far as possible under existing circumstances the cactain fell without the discipline carried out in the penal thestre as soon as any attempt to bring the performers before sur ritude prisons and gaols at home.
The Acting Colonial Secretary secondud. The bill was road i secund time The F. A. M. and D. Society should be satisfied with the success of one of the best
The Attorney-General gare notice that butlosques ever put upon the Foochow stage, at the next meeting he would more that The Society's funds must be in a flourishing the Council go into committee on the Bill condition, what with concerts and the repe- Lition of the burlesque. We now hope that they will turn their energies to a comedy bo- fore long, if the ladies will support them.
the curtain.
Tientsin.
(From Our Correspondent.)
THE RÉDELLION IF KASHGARIA SPREADING
MARTA MANADA
12th Oct., 1885.
THE FIRST FARM ORDINANCE.
AT
SEA.
SENTENCING.
ARGENT FROM A DWELLING HOUSE
basi uess.
KIDNAPFING.
Tong Achik, found guilty of bid napping, received the highest sen- tents was in His Lordship's power to pass, siz, two years' imprisonment with hard labour. His Lordship said he found the prisoner's history was not a very credit shle one. He had been sentenced in 1879 resto voye
to Bve years' penal servitude for burglary
(Before His Honour E. J. Ackroyd, Prisse
Fulge.)
THE D'AUCILAR STREET CABE.
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Harbour Muster): Thursday, Oct. 23,
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Darrin was contenged to two montba"
CLEARANCE,
THE TROUBLES OF A VOYAGE.
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leaves for Fokin in a day or two; he gave | Chiasso are determined to have the delimiThe following gentlemen were sworn as into consideration the delay caused by the other party and not to the defendant, I Mr Caldwell, who appeared for defend and complained to the othe
His Lordship and he would stay execu- ten by Jane Farrer, being returned - over the seals of office to his succes or youtations of the treaty of St. Petersburg set a jury Moines A. G. Gordon, W. H. non-payment of the bargaiu money. On will here briefly set out the facts connected ent, asked how long hur Fordship would wrote and telegraphed to Wimbledon, bat tled quickly, and are quite in the mind, if Wallace, F. F.. O. Lemke, I. F. S. dos the 21th April the plaintiffs notified to the with that contract On the 10th Decem- stay excentionEVERIKAN get no answer; the letter, which was write terday.
Russia plays her old gaine of deferring the Remedios, D. Nowrojeo, R. B Hoard and defendant the arrival of 2,035 shells Ds- ber 1884, the defendant acting, as stated
fendant, on the 18th, replied that he had by him, as the representative of the Chinese tion until Monday. Mr Caldwell would through the dead-letter, ofeo This wit Mr. Caldwell all he would have his mind Russolt, but whered to the main features despatch of Commissioners to settle the G. G. R. Brodersent. matter by Chinese Commisionors alone Mr W. Parket was called, but he was ex-placed the matter in the hands of his roli Government; purchased from Meara Biem- eurely baze his mind made up by that time, nes was arons-examined at length by Me & Deacon wrote to Mr Caldwell reminding to arrive in Hongkong about 25th Decom-made up as to what he was to do by that of her evidence. Some other matters were introduced by counsel as to her affairs We, the Chinese Commissioner is still used on the genund that he was suffering citur. On the 16th April, Meats Wottonsen & Co. of Canton, 26 Wahrendoff gune,
His Lordship said be of course wished it and her and her husband's relations to a here, but it is said he will get orders as partially from doninesa.
Complainant described himself as a him that the one third of the bargain ber, the purchase prica, vie $225 er gun, tima. soon as I comes back from Poking. Wa's
only paid on the cuin Hongkong. This contract was signed Wilson said the question as to credit.
in Canada, with a view of shaking her journey will deserve to be watched, and bruker, living in First Street, Soi-ying-puu, money whish ought to have been paid on wan to be paid 81,000 cash on signing the
On the evening of the 18th September, the 23rd December was only paid on the contract, and remainder before delivery of to be clearly understood defendant had only young woman named Sarah, who was now.
Mr Wilson said the questions as to credit. The matters, however, had no much may come out of it.
about half past eight in the uvoring, th March and that Mars Stemssen & Co. guns in Hongkong. This contract was signed put forward a prima facie case. while he was walking along Queen's had then informed Mr Jurgess that Messrs by Seimssen & Co., and $1,875 were paid Raed on his way home, the third prisoner Mayor & Co. would not be bound to deliver by Jurgons with money advanced to him by the gua contract would come up in direct bearing upon the charges under their introduction. She was also question- His Lordship I don't think Mr Jurgons od na to certain letters which were alleged THE MEETING OF THE LEGIS-came up behind, seized him round the neck the sholls within the time specified, and use the compradoro of Messrs Arnhold Kar- the case in the Original Jurisdiction investigation, and sha protested against
with his arm and then threw him down ing the defendant to take inniedinte delivery herg 9 Co. The plaintiffs allege that in that which was to be heard shortly.
to have been written on her behalf, but of LATIVE COUNCIL.
The other men then came and ribed him of 2,035 shells. On the 2014 April, Mesere contract Jürgens was scling only as egent
Mr Caldwell thanked his Lordship on be--which she professed to have no recoller- of the articles named. There were a Wotton and Deacon wrote to Mr Jürgens of the Chinese Government and not a prins has been well treated by the plaintifs.
pear to him that the purity of these great many persons in the street at the informing liini of the arrival of 2000 shalls cipal; that he paid no part whatever of the time, but though complainant called out and requesting him to take immediate de- purchase price of these guns, and that all half of the defendant for the stay of execution. The magistrats said it did not sp His Lordship--I think defendant, if he women's lives need be gone into, the que no one offered to give him any assistance livery of the maine. On the 5th May the money they received was paid by He tion. The first prisoner was arrested at the time Mr Caldwell, for Mr Jürgens, stated hp was Kwan Shan, or by officers of the Chinese by a lakeng, and the other prisoners were ready to take delivery of the 2,000 shells Government Mr Jürgens states that he thought he was right in doing so, ought to tion being whether the child was taken but exprossly reserved his right to claim was the principal, that the guns were pur-have repudiated the goods, but as it is I away unlawfully, Me Waddy also creas arrested afterwards..
The jury found the first prisonex guilty from Messrs Mayor & C. damages for chased by him personally, and that he re- think he intended to carry it out all examined the witness. He ksid he pro- unanimously, and the other three guilty by breach of contract is not supplying the dus sold them to Ho Kwan Shan for $1000 each, the same. I think the same time posed to show that her evidence was wholly quantity contracted for, and for not sup the day, or two of three days after ho pur that Mesera Meyer & Co. and Messes unreliable, and blut he and Mrs Armi a majority of six to one,
His Lordship passed sentence on them in plying the goods at the time stipulated: chased them. On the 21st, January, 1885, Siemsson & Co., when they delivered the strong knew exactly the character of the their eyes opon. He produced a letter, containing very objectionable expresakens, the afternoon. In doing an, horsmarked On the 11th June the defendant wrote in a further sum of $1000 was paid on secunt gune, ought to have thought of the shells woman Jarrett, and made the bargain with that it that it was an outrageous thing that an in-plaintiffs that, as he had to proceed to of the gun contract. The receipt was in the which Mr Jürgenis bought.
alleged to have been written by the witness in reply to one received by the witness Marine Magistrate's Court. offensive citizan, on his way home from Canton, he had asked Mr Brandt in act for name of Ho Kman Shan it was part of the business, should be set upon in the public him in this matter. On the 13th June Mr amount for which he had purchased the strout by band of theras, and robhod. Brandt wrote to Mesaro Meyer & Co, guns fr in Jürgens. There was another
On Monday the defondant Stead cross- From the evidence it appeared that the authorising them to sell the 5,000 shelle sum of $1100 paid on the 22nd January. (Before Captain R. Murry Rumsey, from Mrs Jarrett. The witness absolutely examined Mes Broughton at length, chiefly third prismer took the most nolite part in which Mr Jürgens had bought from them, 1855; the receipt was from Mr Ho Kwan
with a view to ahaking her credit as a wit- the smatter, and red one violence to the and for which he had paid $2711.11 bar Shan. Mr Jürgens said he told Mr Sobrac
She, however, adhered to her complaianat, while the others ont away his gain money. On the 10th Juno Mesars tor to put down this to his credit, as part of
James Currin, seamus of the British shipments. She swore that she did not Mr. Firgess states list he has never be saraceive two sovereigns from Jarrett. Jarrett purse and girdle. If more violence had been Meyer & Co. informet Mr Jargons that the price of the 24 guns. That left a ba used his Lordship would have sentenced the 64 remaining shalle had arrived and langs of $1650 due en the gua contract, then all to be whipped. As it was he must asked him to take immediate delivery. Mr Jürgens states list he has never been
are her a sovereign, which the winess the pay put on one side, and pass a very severe sentence upon them, With respect to what took placa between called upon to pay that balance or to take Naupactus, und James Daley, also, a sea platoments.
The evidence of the complainant, James put on one side, and did not know for some
Matte ha in order to detor other people from doing Mr Lembke and Mr Brandt the evidence is delivery of the guns; that after the payman, were charged with assaulting James ravive the sovereigns from Jarrett. Jarrett the same thing. The third prisoner was as follows: Mr Lembke, the manager of ment of this third instalment Mr Schruter Wilson, the chief officer, on the 21st instut
boon might pay the them sentenced to penal servitude for Boven Mayer & Co., sposka of the contract and said to him that sufficient bad boon paid
tween the portion from March to 12th balance and take delivery of them when he Lovitt (the master), was to the effect Mes Jarrett had also given her hall a turned the change. The defendant stead ou to not belonging to the ship came on was several times interrupted in the course years, and the others to five years' penal of the several letters which passed bo- on the guns, and that he might Paid Raison (the secotid mate), and Edward time afterwards that it was acvamigo. June last. He states ho saw Mr Beandt, liked. On the 5th February Me Schroeter that Currin and. Daley, the latter sovereign to get whisky with, but she re- board postording araning Daley was of his Pross-csacsination, pactinuinely with servitude each.
who wrote him the letter of the 12th handed to Mr Jürgens a delivery order for not belonging to the ship, came on The other prigners convicted wero niso June, that is, authorising him to sail the guns, subject to the payment of ordered off the ship, and then Currin reference to sue question, which appeared
one to 3,483.33, composed of L Balance of rashed at the Chief oficer, struck him with to be a deliberate attempt to entrap the the 5.000 shells. He tried to do so $3,483.33, composed of -L Balance of of his cross-examination, particularly with sentenced this afternoon.
and could not. He zaw Mr Brandt again the gun contract, 81,650.00; 2. Bargain rashed at the Chief oficer, struck him with and could not. He saw Mr Brandi is board. If it had not been for the second tell Mrs Armstrong that she wanted the and the letter of the 16th June, authoris-muner of the shells, $2,711.33 1. Store belaying pin and tried to push him over witness into an admission that Jarrett had
letter of the saw Mr Brazo de 90 $3,458, subjen a delivery
mate knocking Currir down, the chief te girl for a gentleman. The witness however Wong Apow, found guilty of stealing ing Meyer & Co. to try and sell them by rent of guns, $12%.00; total 84,485.39. Mr board
never presented this order or paid would have been pushed overboard. The emphatically denied that anything of the resuit. The auction the balance of $1,00. was going to Courtney on the ship's articles) continued state whom she had taken into har house,
Captam so reth,
laten had only some articles from the house of Lai Chu, in auction, was the result. The auction was Jürgens never presented this order or paid would bag Yes: Wo Street, on the 9th October, on held but failed catirely; there was only a the balance of $1,050. He states that he woul The Attorney-General- I would ask that being brought up for sentences, protested very low offer made used the shells were hoard Inter that bis purchaser was going to Captain stated that Corrin (his name was emphatically denied that anything of the
Bix weeks. It appeared the next order, the second reading of the that he had not committed the theft. How withdrawn. Bir Brandt says he was take delivery of these guns direct from Courtney on the ship's articles) had only kind had bean said. The witness farther. Spirit Farm Bill, may stand over until the could he do so, when he was a man of authorized by Mr Jugens to net for him in Siemssan & Co. and that he wrote a letter come out of gaol yesterday for continued stated that she had been very kind to Jar-
this matter and that he accordingly saw on the 16th March protesting against the de- refusal of duty for six wooks. It appeared rett,
The next witnesses were two girls med Jane Farrer and Elizabeth Stevens, who nart meeting of the Council.
His Lordship said his business seomoć Mr Lembke on the 11th June and asked livery of thess guns. Mr Schroeter denies that Daley did not actually touch the chief out of pure kindness, during her tilness.
heout for him
had seen Jarrett with referance to the THE ADMINISTRATION OF SMALL ESTATES OF to be one which had led him Frequently for some information about the shells and having received any enchi luiter Mr Cor mate, although he is said to have shouted Jane Farrer and Eliz
into prison. He had been found guilty of gun contracts. Mr Lembke then told him doiro, a clerk in the office, states that he out go for him. PERKONS STING
that the guns had been deli halde ad16th March,
ported the accounts given by Mra Arm- The Attorney-General-I have now to the Eanie kind of thing three times before that the guns had been delivered. He saw the letter on Mr. Schrater's desk, and
de. Mr Jirgens produces a chit paper addressed hard labour, and Daley was discharged with situation spoken of. Their avidence sup strong and Mre Broughton as to what passed at the interview between those wa the second roadingdinance
pretences, and untouces move the second roading of a Bilkentitled the Magistrate, and he had also been con said that could not be as he had a de- Mergens produces a chit paper addressed an Ordinames to amend Ordinance 8 af victed before the Supreme Court of obtain livery order. Mr Brandt saw Mir Leabke to Medora Siemsson & Co., dated 16th March, a caution.
men and Jarrett. Mr Armstrong, the 1880. The object of this Ordinance is to ing monoy on false pretences, and untouced on the 12th Juus. Mr Lembke told him acknowledging, receipt of a letter. On or
father of Eliza, was then called. He said he had made nona, as he had been cating paid the guns were taken delivery of by $1,650; a delivery order was given to I hear from a sure source that the rebel-provide for the administration of very small to 16 mouths' imprisonment. He was son there had been a mistake somewhere, but about the 28th March, Mr Ho Kwan Shan LEAVING THE HARBOUR WITHOUT A
Wong Amun, master of the Choi Lee, that he objected to her going to service, as on the instructions of his Cantor agente him and the guns were taken delivery of by lion in Kashgaria spreads fast, that the entsten of sailors and other persons who die tenced to three years petal servitade.
ou board ships, and whose estates are now
Mr Lembke then spoke of the shells, and Mr Levy for Mr Pitman, Mr Caldwell's ustang jask, was find $2 for having left his was wmted at home. When he heard Besistance of Russia has been given spouly administered by the Supreme Court. The
wife and struck her. The witness derorib Me Brandt said you cannot expect Mr. defence on the whole case is-1-That the Aberdeen harbour without a clearance on that she was gone he quarrelled with his ed the steps taken to recover his daughter to the revolters, and that, unless reinforce-plan is that the Harbour Master, who is,
and his journey to France. The caban ments srrive with ample munitions of war, practically; much better able than any one
Jürgens to take delivery of the shells contract for the purchase of the guns and the Wih instant.
Captain Samuel Farrell master of the who drove Jarratt and the girl to Milbri the Chinese troops will be overwhelmed else to get at the facta of the one on the
now, and he will hold you and that for the purchase of the shells are so ship's arrival and to deal with the pistters in
your Canton agents responsible for all linked together that they form but ons, and the 19th province of the Empire will a summary and satisfactory manner, should
Inses. They then began to speak of and that as Sicinster & Co., Agents far be once more wrested away. This is all bo invented with power very much resem
the possibility of litigation. Mr Lembko Meyer & Co., have not carried out the first British ship Oberon charged several mematrest and Poland street having given bling thusa given to the Police in respect of
said he would try and resell the shella contract they ernaut call on the defendast bars of his raw with various offences. com- evidence as to the presence of Sted and of Scotland yard, was next examined He the estates of constabler dying in the force,
in order to avoid trouble, Mr. to execute the latter. Tha: by the delivery nutted during the voyage from Cardiff, via Jacques on the occasion, Taspootor Borrier, I can glean.
third party Hongkong. Brandt says it afterwards appeared that of the gims to
Alexander Macpherson, who, secording narrated the circumstance of his visit to private was stelli
· *The largest Obinese camps are at Lan-It is necessary to amend the Merchant
dant. That it was only on the 16th to the Captain, had been generally insub Winchester and his interviews with Bram- Shipping Consolidation Ordinance in one
private nalo was impossible. Mr. Leibke rendered these skulls useless to the defen.
& chow-iu and Su-chau-fu in Kanguh. Tse Shipping Consolidation Ordinance in one or two-respects in order that it may t
good price Me Brandt said he would June last that they wore in a position to da ordinate thronghout the voyage, was con- well Booth respecting the missing girl bogat, public austion would like rendered these situlls useless they have Saigon, to Honis Voyage From Cardiff, founded large armed places in both cities, in with this. One change is that the cap-
agree to that provided Mr Jurgana got out liver all the goods. 3.-That the altera- visted of having aasalted the chief mate, They wore strictly in agreement with the mods and troops for Kashgar wore to be supplied tains of all ships arriving in this Colony having on board the goods of any suilor or
Chan Shia Hing, found guilty of haring without any loss and got back his bargain tion of the contract of the 23rd December by A. M. Luhary, by throwing the grosse pot caso na described in Mr Poland's opening the chief aante to do some greasing down witoms, Mr Bouth, and the child's from the Shea-Kau armies. But the dis.aving
passenger who has died on the voyage shall entered the house of Me line's compare money. On the same day Mr. Brandt, the addition of a name, after the execution at hina Macpherson had been ordered by statement. In the interview botwzen too t once report the matter to the Harbour
Decor tance across the desert is immense, and as at once report the matter to the Harbour
pect of being able to sell Mr. Jürgens laat objection first. The evidence as to this ordinate manner, and had then called the sesins to be afraid the child has the Dzungenis will certainly he troublesome Master. The Harbour Master will her in D'Aguilar Street, on the 10th October, seting for the defendant, wrote to Mosera of it by Jürgens invalidated the instrument at him. Macpherson had been ordered by atatement. In the interview between the the Dzungenis will certainly ho troublesome Master. The Harbour Master will then with intent to commit a falony, and with fir Meyor that as there seemed to be no pros. sa against him, I will deal with this for answering the chief mate in an insub mother, the witness said "The mother enter and take possession of the goods and ing a pistol to resins apprehension, was next 5,000 shells privately he accepted the pro- addition is contradictory, and even, were it chief male a cur,' and wound up by throw been tampered with or outraged." Mr it is not likely that Chinese troops will effects of the deceased person. If in ne sentenced.
If in Ins sentanceded for mercy, pleads, and $1.70 on the shell, as the selling price withte the cations therein
sale at are proved satisfactorily to me that the name ing the grease-pot at his superior's head. Booth replied, "Well, I can assure you posal of the plaintale to try
sale at ate-prodded after the execution by Jürgens, The Cap told the prisoner he had had a nar. pure and Thank God for thist, and attempt the march of relief. Some aid opinion the valus is over $100 the goods
Prisoner asked for marcy, pleading that on, but that they should place a limit of was added after the execution by Jurgens, The Captain spoke well of the prisoner. His when the child was brought to me she was and affects will be handed over as they now his fader was dond, his mother old, and 1.70 on the shells, as this was the gure I am of opinion that it
thes was the agure I am of opinion that it was not such a Worship told the prisoner he had had a nar pure. The mother clasped her hands to could be got from Ta-bo-gu-lai, (Ohu-gu--
aro, and as all ordinary estates are, to the his two brothers very young. chak) where one of Tso's best lieutenants (ficial Administrator, who will administer
ficial Adorary way but court-heeritudo for
His Conkhip said he could not give known to the Chinese as the selling price material alteration or addition as would row escape of going toguol for three months, gether and said, "Thank God for tlist, and but he stated that being anxious to cluss villate the contract or release the defendant bat as the Captain had spoken well of him, burst out crying. Mr Booth and, The this transaction on account of all the from the obligations therein contained. he would only send him to gael for ten child was examined by s gentleman, and i have a certificato to that effect. He did -18—or
in the ordinary way; but if the valute him i-or was-stationed for watching Ili, but them over $100-and there are a consider count he might have been seutenga tra tronble he would agree, for this
it sentenced his tation on t and has his able number of such, which give a great to penal servitudo for lif
al-sake of station, - he has not many men to spare, and has his ut over $100-and there are a consider him a light sentence... On the second but he stated that, being anxious to clean villate the contract or release the defendu
Meyer & Co. wired Alexander McCrea, who was described as not show any certificate, or may where it great to penal servitudo for litu; and al- extra tremble he would agree, for this. With respect to the second point I find daya
sacrifice from the evidence that Moyer & Co. wired Alexander McCrea, who was described owa troubles with the discontented Taran- deal of trouble, and for which the machi- though the Attorney General had not pro- sake of effecting a sale,
pro-sake to proof 10 cents or even 20 cente, leaving home for the shells as soon as they heard the ringleader of the insubordination, was was. He turned again to the mother and gainst him on the first charge, that this entirely to their discretion, and wait for the payment of the bargain the seemed that the chip was ashore people are nery of the Official Administrator's office is one acainst hire on the first
No quite unsuitable-the. Harbour Master will of sed against him on the first charge, at this entirely to their discretion, and hs of the conclusion of contract; they did not convicted of having threatened the life of said, Yuu had better let her remain where
of stealing from Mr Smith, there was very Any way, Eu log of Kashgaria will be quite unsuitable-the. Harbour Master will ceeded against him on the first charge, that of 10 cents ar even 20 cunts, leaving home for the shells
deal with the kinseit in such a stle doubt that the was the ruan, in fact no concluded: I therefore hereby authorize wait for the payment of the bargain the second mate. In the evidence in this she is. She is in a good situation, and the
you on behalf of Mr. Jurgons to sell money and no evidenes her beau prodreed case it seemed that the chip was ashore people are hind to her. She palà, he in his discretion shall consider con- doubt at all. He seemed to have pur. You of Empire. The province in and must always venient, and destribute them in that way chased the pistel with the intention of ra thu sheils in the above mentioned way to show that there ever was any counter on the 5th July, and while coolies were sir: I want my child back to take her te
peradius consisting be discontented, the country is practically to the persons who in his discretion; be con- Areting apprehension if he was caught in his The next day Mr Brandt wrote to Mosers, manding of these orders, or that the delay working on her, prisoner we asked fore a magistrate to prove that I pover sold be discontented, the country in practically aiders entitled to them. If he can find no orima. It was a very serious offence, and thority they had issued to some one a deli- money. Upon a fall consideration of at le
Upon a fall consideration of all dered the second mate to take him aft, was then given by Mr Booth. The witness If he can find no orime. It was a very serious offence, and Siemen & Ch. asking them on what su- arose from the or payment of the bargain to typist. As he refused, the Captain or her. The address of the child is France inaccessible, and in time of war or tumulls auch porzona within one month the goods the sentence of the buttie that he undergo thority they
the one month the goods the sentence of the Court is that he undergo thority they had issued to some one a deli- money. Upon a full consideration of all dered the second mate to take him aft will be sold and the posacion of their delivery order of the oth although the defendant may have a vede
proceeds will be paid seven years penal servitude on each count, very order for the 25 guns, as he was in the facts of the case I am of opinion that He then put his hand on his knife, and also natrated the circumstances heading to posscusion of their delivery order of the 5th although the defendant may have reserved swore he would have the life of the second the girl being brought to Mr Stane honse into the Treasury, to a special account, the sentences to be concurrent.
February, 1885. On the 18th Jane, Messrs, all his rights to claim damages against the mate. He afterwards jumped overboard at Wimbledon, where the mother firmly de- where the money will be kept for a gon
Sienassen & Uo., of Canton, wrote to Mir plaintiffs and others concerns for the non- and swam to a bout near by. He came on clined to allow her daughter to remain with aiderable thie, during which relations or
Brandt that the ontract for the guns was at delivery of the shells by the time agreed on beard afterwards and renewed his threats, these who had charge of hor. Jarrett' ely persons who think they have claims on
an end, that they had been purchased by in the contract of the 23th December, and He was sentend to one month's hard surrender at Scotland-yard was the result
which labour. them may claim then the bill will apply (Before His Honour E. J. Ackroyd, Paine the Chinese Government and had been paid for the delivacy of the 25 guns
the Chinese G had been pure delivery of the shall cerad for the none. He afterwar them may claim then. The bill will apply
for by the offers of the same, and that not be had purchased, yet I am alas of Henry Silver, charged with insubordi Salvation Army, and be inspector added summors she admitted having examined sent had been paid by Mr Jürgens. On opinion that by the letter of Me Caldwell nation and absenting himself without lege, that when Mre Moures was served with a Thursday, October 22,
the 21st Mr Brandt replied to this letter; af 5th May last, and Mr Brandt's letter to was dismissed with & cantion.
Brandt's letter to war and absenting himself with Salvation Armanications with the of
the girl, as alleged by the prosecution. Mr - accompanied by a most learned Baboo, who has been introduced very much on my re-
Basted that Mr Jürgena did not accope Jane and to Mesare Siemiasan & Co. of THE ARMSTRONG ABDUCTION produce the certificate referred to above has an astonishingly wide and accurate ac presentation. The matter was remarked MEYER AND CO. . I. O, JURGENS, 8909.19 he stated that Mr Jürgens did not accope Mesars Meyer & Co. of the 12tle and 16h
he had waired CASE, His Lordship delivered the following the position Elemsson & Co. had taken up Jane and to Masare Siamasan & Co. of
It was not, however, forthcoming. The this case this afternoon to re that he failed to go boy order when the thin better states the defendant's merilous sabo, and Mrs Mouros in the police on On Saturday, after the
with respect to the contrary and, for Mr Caldwell in quaintance with the Thibetan language and on in the Commission on the Soprems
with CASE
product the certificate referred to above. respect to the contract for the guns, Canion on the 21st June, he had waired THE ARMSTRONG ABDUCTION Poland said that notice had been given to
The hearing of the charges against a cognate Turanian torgues. The situation be- Chart nine years ago. Mr Arnold.com: judgment in this case this afternoon
In this action the plaintiffs seak to re that he failed to see how they could have those two points as far as his defence to guss. The situation be plained that the office of the Registrar was this letter states the defendant's willingness Simpson Jacques, Bramwell Booth, Mr tween England, or with British India, China like a gedown, there were so many bocker the delivery if the 2,000 shells mentious Dead Men Mearos in connection Large crowds of persons accomodate Pike godown, there whinese passengers reason of defendant's briells. The de loyally, age of he 5,100 l yours Jirguns the delivery of the livery of 10 Russell, Q., continuch length. Some Mr Branwell Bora pirata entrato tween England, or with British India, China like godown, there were so many hoces cover from Louis Oxley Jürgens the sum of issued a second delivery order when the this action is concerned, for Mr Caldwell in becca Jurgott, William Thomas Stead, further hearing of the case was adjourned assembled round and Thibet, has becotas uncomfortable, which had belonged to Chinese passengers 8851.13, damages sustained by them by first was still in existence or in circalation, this letter states the defendent's willingness Sampson Jacques Bramwell Booth, Mr till the 26th inst
| Chinese passengers soon of defendant's breach of a contract that they ought in courton fairness, if used in the letter of Messrs Watton and Des- with the alleged abduction of Eliza Arta-ing admissim On Saturday, after the becotas uncomfortable, who had died at seo. The evil still exists, for the purchase of 5,000 sielle raise,
not to take delivery in the 20 me Ovourbe, and
Des-with who hur died at seo. The evil still exists, reason of defendant's breach of a contract that they ougat and certain elements of danger are present and very frequently there are a large fandant, in addition to the general ie, on the clearance of the 5,100 shella and one doposed that at that time he was tinued on Monday, when the case was a tendants had great difficulty in lay and certain elements of danger are present and very frequently there are a large for the purchase of 6,000 lielles. The detogally, to have insisted at the same time ed in the letter of Messrs Wutton and Der with the alleged abduction of Eliza Arm the police court in the vain hope of obtain that number of boxes containing things which fand the spacial defenes that the loss then be added. This omission of yours grant of the delivery of the guns. Yet journed to the 28th inel: On Baturday Meg the building. They are heated and
addedThis in the complication. It is to be hoped that number of boxes containing things which con of the Sith April. It is true that Mr.
This omission of yours Jirguns déposed that at that time as was strong was resumed 168 Saturday and con- ing dmienion. On Saturday, after the when by was reau Mr Macaulay, who is an official of high dis.ars of as value at all. In some cases when claimed for in this action cross thread the then be added Mr Macaulay, who is an official of high dissold the proceeds amount to 50 cents; in wrongful asta, or laches, of the plaintiffe, vinit sustas as if you had been caught
ars of no value at all. In some cases when pleaded the Jurgons déposed that at that time he was tinued ars of no value at all. In some cases when claimed for in this notion arons through the threatens to be a very serious loss, and Me Brandt after he knew of the delivery of Russell, 4. U., continued his examination yelled at by a most disorderly moh, and Me Brandt after he knew of the delivery of journed to the 20th inel. On Saturday Me tendants had great difficulty in lay tinction and armed with full powers from other cases for 60 cents, or 70 cents, and that they did not deliver the shells traps you know that the bargain money that writes the several letters, which part of counsel's questions were directed to leave by the magistrate pirata entrato
Mr Bramwell Booth, who attempted to Earl Dutkerin, will be able to bring about a sometimes £2 My own impression is that the time agreed upon, and secondly, of those shells had been paid by Mr. have been mentioned above, and still treats the point of the witness's credibility. She is said to have been literally mobbed. It
several letters, what drank, and that is also stated Earl Dutkerin, will be able to bring about a other cases for 60 conts, or 70 cents, and wrongful acts, or laches, of the plaintiff, vis threatens to be a very serious loax, and ignorant of the delivery of the guns. Yet tinued on Monday, when the case was a conclusion of the proceedings, the de- holls traps you know that the bargain money the guns, instead of repudiating the whole of Mrs Armstrong at much lengths. Some yelled at by a most disorderly moh, and My own impression is that it costs as if you had been caught
vas have best of to any the sustis modus vivendi with Poking. The difficulties 22. Ist that they did not deliver the shells trap you kn
the friends of the devased passengers that by delivery to a third party of cor- Jürgens and the goods ascless t in the way of trade and the convoys on board these steamors take as much as brod a shalls
Intensed passengers in traps you know that the bargain on Baddane pilgrims who leave India to visit they can get and who the effects of the asid defendant had purchased from the left on the hands of Mr Jürgans, at tho try & sale by auction, and stated that in or daughter to go to service with Jarrett. She had to seek refuge in the police stations Bhadrant prima who leave India, and they can get and when the affects of the tain guns of a special pattern which the but the owns of the guns which are now the sluts as beloning to Me Jürgens, for sduuiod, that she had been drank, and that is said to have been literally mobbod. It on the nose and at his bat, and eventually and worship at the shrine of Ladakk and
akk and deceased are called for the box is given
ven he accepted the proposal of Mr Lembke to is Lhasa, are not made by the Thibetsu up with just as little as they can manage plaintif and which guns alone those shells mercy of Messrs Pitman, Ho Kwan Sign, try & sale by auction, and stated that in or daughter to go to service with Jarrett. She had
hells became useless and de, &c. Mears Mayer & Co. have been again threatening, and
de, chies, as
to pat into it. It seems to me that these sted, the said shells became useless and c, &c. Mesurs Mayor & Co. have been der to close this matter he was willing to was closely questioned as to what pu sed at had to seek refuge in the police station
thevelusicas Leane and chiefs, but by the Chinese ze the
hese valusteas to him, the said defendant. The instructed to sell or deliver the stelle cents each. By authorising, on behalf of allow the girl to go, but adhered completely driven away in a police-van. sidents, and valusicas to him, the said defendant. The tinual fomentation of irritation, and the They will be put upelit of o sidents, and in consequence there is a con- boxes ought not to be brought to the facts connected with the contract are as they can do so without loss to Mr Jürgen Jürgens, Meyer & Co. to all the shells into her statement that the child was engaged
din consequence there is a con- to pat into it. Th seems to me that these Stted, the said shells became useless and mercy of Messrs Pitman, Ho Kwan Sign, Sy & sale by auction, and stated that in or her husband struck her for allowing her also stated that he received a severs blow eon boxes ought not to be brought to the valueteas to him, the said defendant. The instructed to sell or deliver the shells if accept à sacrifice of 10 cents or even of 20 the interview at which she consented to On Monday the attitude of the crowd was time has come to end it. It is very Supreme Court. By the time they are facts connected with the contract are as they can do so without loss to Mr Jürgens cents each. By anthorising, on behalf of the interview at which she consented to time has come to end it is very brought there le passengers have dispeted the defendant, acting, as stated for the day nest for the benefit of concerned. 31st June says that the shells are now left herself but a shilling from Mrs Jarrett. Zuce theas a servant, and that she received nothing that trade unery brought there ure passengers have disputed. follows: On the 23rd of Dovember, 1884, sell to her statement that the child was ongegod driven away in a police-van. desirable for many reasons that trade under Immediate inquiry ought to be made on the Chinese Government, bought from Siemsson sa you not show me a way out of these te
trade under mediate inquiry ought to be made on the Chinese Governor & Co., the plaintiff, difficulties Government to clear these whole tenor of the letter to Merson that strong but nothing more material wa
Quotations desirable for many reasons do reasonable rales should be opened katween Immediate inquiry ought to be made on the the defendant, noting, as stated. for the They will be put up for auction on Tues. Jürgens, Mayer & Co. to soil the shells in allow the girl to go, but adhered completely again threatening, and the defendants were
not or
arrange- India and Thibet The Best merino ipfing himself there we friends er & Co.. agents of Mover & Co. the plaintifs, difficulties Coa auront to clar these of Pitman, Bo Kon Shan, and also the mant mads, but why she could not may.
induce and Thibet The Anbat merino ship's arrival, and the Earbour Master after Obinere Government, bought from Sieussen day best for the benefit of concerned. the above mentioned way, for his letter the to her statement that the child was ongeged driven away in a police-van.
se difficulties Can you roll but a sailing from Mrs Jarrett richaying him
se Government to wool of the world is grow on the rich laying are
articles are, thing to the 2 guns recently shells and pay up the whole invoice w On of the 21st July clearly shows that Armstrong: but nothing more material was Tibetan yaley payors to got an infriends, it necessary. It
invoice 1 whole tenor of the letter to Mere Siemen sash,... 6621/666 Thibetan valley pastures, and there is of amal value, will give them up to these bonight from them, at the price of 81.70 No doubt all this is satremely vexatious, be considered himself still liable to carry olicited than the fact that the shilling given Thibetan valley pastures, and there is clauser on board, where the articles are 5,000 couplete but unfilled shells, as per offers of the Govt induce these on the hands of Mr Jurgens at the meres. She did not tell her husband of the arranze urgery in these latter days to got an in- of mill value, will give them up to these sample, fitting to the 20 guns recently shells and pay up the whole invoice whole tenor of the letter to Meters Siemisen manado, but why she oreased supply of gold, Thibet is su suri friends, taking security is some cases when bought from them, at the price of $1.70
a piece, to be shipped by an early but I must give you notice on behalf of Mr
from Pose denon b Patanmate ferous country, and by report is one of the he may think it necessary. It is obvious a piece, to be shipped by an early No doubt all this is sztremely vexatious, & On of the 21st July aloarly shows that The defensat Stand also questioned Mrs OPIUM-Now Pata ferous country, and by report is out of the it would be utterly impossible for the OB atasmate from Europe to Hungitong Jürgeur that he will hold you responsible ont the contmat sad was soaking the her by Jarsit was spent in buying a comb It would be utterly impossible for the Ofsstimated to arrive about the middle for all consequences arising out of your last possible loss. Again on the 20th Jane withers was Mes Broughton, the woman in reposttrios sial Adminilitator.
out foz Bliga and nooks for the baby. T'ho vext richest gold-producing countries of theit
sial Administrator to make these inquiries of March 1885 Bargain money off of ection On the 20th June, Mesars Mayer Meyer de Ou wute to Mr Jurgens hos house: Jarrets stayed, and where the may got bud of March, 1885, Bargais money best means of getting out of it with the het by Jarsit was spout in buying a comb world. But even gold-digging in suppressed on board. An impression may got abroad, the purchase money was to be paid on sign & Co, again wrote to Mr Jürgens giving ing him formal notice that the 5,000 girl was suggged Her evidence bora out the as much as possible,
a most interesting cles are apps likely that where things that he first
resting under the propriated by the Goremment Mesars Biemansoned that the contract godowns at the delivery of the name, and the let July doon to take delivery and to at Claridges Hotel, Word at her house
under the present system, that these arti the purchase money was to be paid on sign Co. ra If your readers look at a most interesting cles are appropriated by the Goremment. ing of the contract Mr Schroeter, clerk of him formal notice that the 600) shells giving him formal notice that the 5,000 girl was supayed Her evidence bora out the
to statement made at n book written by Mr Manning. It will be Me & again wrote
it of
intended the then, swears were and had been for some time in the shells were at Wanghai and requesting hit galvas found that the relations between Britain or It seems to a very likely that where things Messrs Bietassen & Co., na autor, swear
or have been taken by persons on board, they should be made with the Chinese Goverus unless he trok delivery of the name, and the lat July, does not repudiate the constrous She had been laundry-woman India, China and Thibet were almost pre have been taken by persons on board they that he first intended that the contracto cisely the same in the time of Warren Fiss-y report to the friends of the deceased should be made with the Chinese Goverusedowns at Wazobai, and telling him that to take delivery and pay the balance of the statement made by Mr Poland as to her share ent, and that Mr Targons undertook to paid the balance of the purebase Last or his liability to take delivery and to at Claridge Hotel, where she first knew cisely the name in the time of Warren Has that they are been banded over to the obtain the soil of the Chinese War Depart before Monday 6th July they would su pay the balance, but asked for further time. Jarrett. Jarrett had stopped at her house Bank, Wire, tings governorship as now. The back that they are been banded over to the tent, and that Mr Jürgens undertook to unless he trok delivery of the name, and purchase tooney Mr Brands, writing on in the transaction, and also substantially tings governorship as now. The back Government and the Government have dement to the contract and that the contract the shells and hold him responsible for the gwent will therefore be entered for the some time previously owing to flinsen. Beak, Wire,
the balls
Jarrett. Jarrett had stopped at her house lively, full of incident, and cuntains much Government and the Government have de obtain the seal of the Chinese War Depart paid the balance of the purebase money the lat July, does not repudiate the confirmed the evidence given by Mr Arm- lively, full of incident, and gutasustained them and put them to their own was originally signed by Mr Jürgens and difference if any. Mr. Brandt on behalf of Judge Difference in the prices a longth Jarratt's entious infance of the of bare the ex- at the uncil go into curious information about the Lamas and ained them and put there to their ornment to the contract and that the contract before Monday 6th July they would sull tract or his liability to take delivery and to stroux, he had been a laundry women the dependence of the priesthood on China The Bill was read a second time and he swears that the words as repre- diffenlties had arisen which pretend 2 Landling charges, 800.60; 3, storage, Derby and her inquiries for a girl to aseist that Biated and that realised by anction, 3424.871 visits to her haje bout the time of the the dependence of the priesthood on Chios The Bill was read a second time. Ho Kwan Shan This, Mr Jürgens denice, Mr Jürgens replied on the lat July that plaintiff for 1-1, Difference in the prices The witness described at length Jarratt's Manning was the friend of baries Lamb,
Attorney-General and some of the most exquisite of the The Attorney General gave acties that and he swears that the words as repre- on and conlised both and some of the most exquisite of the ex at the cart weeting he would mure that matter of form, because zo munitions of endeavouring to arrange matters and had ryers fees, $25; total 9718 27: But al raid she had taken at Wimbledon sings Documentary & months
sentative of the Chinese Government were him from placing the shells, that he was of
which the quinite letters of Elis ware addromed to at the caxt meeting he would mure that sentative of the Chiese Government or dificulties had arisen which prevented sated and that realised by auction, 8424.87 The witness described at length Jarratt's
except for the Committee on the Bill master of form, because no inunitions of him from was visits to
to believe he would soon be success Lawyers Wire, LEDGERS Hanging when he was in India. The the Council go into Committee on the Bill matter of form, because no munitions of endeavouring to arrange mattors and had etc. 8129.60; 4 Fire Insurance, 85035 her in the work of the houston in Credits,
married reason to or farther time, stating that though the defendant has not succeeded in her marriage to commercial traveller. Indis, Win Chinese Government; hanos it was neceful, and naked for further time, stating that fence, and of opinion that be has put The witzesa gare much the same account
though the defence
demand, book I refer to was published from family
The Counal sdjourned until Wednesday sary to hold that he was so acting. On the many or most of the dificulties had been hirianus juste nate kardamagos. Thude as was given by the Shanghai, demand The Coam NOENMENT. Pur were allowed into Chins ess of endeavouring the shells, that he was 2, Landing charged by auction, 8424.871 The witness described at length linen. Beak, Wire, The Counal adjourned until Wednesday Chinese Government; hence it was nieces reason to believe he would soon be success Lawyers' fees, 828; total 8712 27 her in the work of the for a girl to assist manuscripts shoot ten years ago,
711 Merch, the defendant paid Messrs caused by their Conton agents. He trusted fandant states that he reserved all his rights get added that the terzas 30 days sight, pr Siameson & Co., of Cantos, bargain inquey they would grant this reasonable deciando instant Big on the Thall contracts, harga money they would grant this reasonable deniand fandant states that he reserved all his rights of Fate engagement as was given by the Shanghai, demand on the thell contract $2,711:11; Messrs On the Sed Fely Messrs Biemsson & Co. to sue plaintiffs for such damages for the were that the girl would be alothed, but Gold Leaf 994 fine...
July and de wr te the delivery to Ho Kan Bhan of the guns The clothes were bought by Jarrettho Sleman & Co. soknowledged the receipt of w to, granting him till the 13th July. On non-delivery of the shola i time and for would receive no wages for the first, mouth. Sovereigns, als sim and warned him that on account the 20th July they wrote to Me Jurgen Taken at Mers Falconer
Tem the 29th July they wrote to Me Jurgens of the delay in the payment of the bargain mentioning the letter of the 20th Inne and sold to him. They looked upon the do ambaoquently look the child away. Before of the delay in the payment of the bargain the 20th July they wrote to Me Jurgens, the delivery to Ho Kwan money they shall at the time agredo de pable notion on the Latin, similar dapat bould not have delivered Jarrett also go that she was going to money they could not be expected to do the extension of time allowed to 19th July, fandant on the matter of the guns contract doing so she gave Mrs. Broughton (Taken at Meurs Falconer
verige, which the changed at a baker's ver the 3,000 on, and
Jane the 16th March. The defendant in contract, and the 16th March. The defendant acknowlady sold by public notion on the 91st July they ought to have regarded him it and afterwards sent a girl named Jais the 16th March. The defendant acknowlady wid informing him that the bell would be as the agent of the Chinese Government, doing so she gave Mrs. Broughton as Taken at Meurs Falconer s The Critalnak Semions were resumed chile ed the receipt of this letter and styled that on the 30 July Mr Eraadt waste to thein, timing sparity with respect to the shell Warrer to take some things our of paWD. BAROMET
alone things out of pawn. BAROMETER nickel (white copper), sile, pyrites, manga.
gave, & chill- us he had resold the guns and shells for ar strongly objecting against the ala and giv. contrace, and should not have delivered Jarrett also neto, do, do Bat the Empire has also morning
them them gave would hold strongly obfecting white to thed, they ought to have use Government, doing so took the child away ho The Attorney General (the Hon. E. Lriyal on the 15th of that month he would holding them notice that he would hold them the guns without taking steps to secure ing She said that she was going to paral (the Hon. E. Le had resold the guns and stated that by public auction on the gould be as the agent of the the guns contract subsequently look abght by Jarrett, ho much gold. Round Johol for more proper
On the much
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Bon THERMOMETE all the art to Wimbledon. About & week O'Malley) instructed by Mr Stokes, Acting them responsible for damagat On the and their Canton agents responsibis for all Jürgens against any loss on the shall con- Albany-strest first, and would then take Tra
37th March, Mr Caldwell, for the defendant, loss and damage. On the same
responsibis for all Jürgens against any loss on one to secure net als garo Mrs Armstrong BAROMETRE 97 th 3daroh, Mir Caldwell, for the defendant, Fold in saut and ingget. In Mongoli Crown Solicitor, prosecuted
wrote to the plaintif calling upon them for loss and darange. On the tame day Mir tract. And had he brought cross action Albany-atrost it, and would then take wrote to the plaintiff calling upon them for Brandt wrote a similar effect to Messrs against the plaintifa, I would have ordered afterwards the witness received latter prompt delivery of the 5,000 shells which tussen de Co. of Canton. The shots were stay of arecation until the decision of from Jarrett dated from Winchester, But
Siemen &
it mathat, sader the contract of the 23rd Duocabar, sold by public auction on the 31st July that action, and should defendant be
and realized net 34,357,62. As the defend advised to enter such an action I would be was signed in the name of Sullivan; and heard that pame. Subsequently Mrs Arm- 1884, ware to be delivered about the middle
strong besame unssay about her dangther, of March. To that Mears Wetton & Descon, for the plaintifs, replied that the ant's principal defence reals on the fact ready to hear an application from him for that was the first time that the witness. Descou, for the plaintiff, replied that the that certain guns were delivered to a anstay of execution, shells would arrive in dus course taking
chis of II.
rather a gain than an injury to the Chinese
the Chinese garrisons must be in con tinual danger. The government yields no revenue and is a considerable yearly charge, MR 'MACAULAY'S MISSION, the Mr Macaulay, Financial Soorotary to the Government of Bengal, has gone to Peking,
a
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very much to Chinese passenger,
The Chief Justice- second the motion for the second reading of this Bill, which for the second reading
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SUPREME COURT.
- THE MINRHAL WEALTH OF CHINALLY Amongst multitude of plans, some sound, somb chimerical, the Chinese rulers are gestating plans for turning the mines of the Empire to account. Mutais are strawzi About the Empire la profusion Formous soal messures, prodigions deposits of iron, vast veins of copper, groet tracts of galana, ahrame, plumbago, cinnabar
lydeh ho, meaning hot river) there is much
there is much gold In Ill soma. 1 the
back of Chiefoo gold is abundant, bat the richest field of all is the Hai-loong-kiang or
IN CRIMINAL SESSIONS. (Before Sir H. Philippo, Chief Justice.) Thursday, Oct. 2.
seh-ho, meaning hot In Mon 203SERY,
Choing On, Wong Akwa, Cheung Afuk * Amur region. As the Russians have ens and Cheung &ree, were charge with rob trosului au some rish gold folds, and got all hing one Taung Man Hun of's silver watch, the produes erreptitiously taken by the one $5 noto, and a receipt for 830. Chinese ozilaws who infest the country, tha
Prisoner pleaded not guilty,
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