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Outside the Chang-i gate, Peking, at Terai Hu Ying, a gaug ef rubbers used to commit their depredations. They recently made their appearance suddenly at Ma Hin Pa ozteide the Yu-an gate, and trind the same game, but 200 villagers assembled at the beat of the gong, and attacked the gang, to such good purpose with bay-forks and siklos that they fied for several li, leaving many wounded behind them including several priests. Takez before the major inside the Chong-i gata and strictly questioned, thess prisoners have divulged the names of the re ceivers of the plunder which they had disposed of who live at Tuo-ting Fu. An armet fores of wilitary hae been sent to Pao-ting Fu to make arrests.-N. Q. Daily News translations.

IN HD.M. CONSULAR COURT, AT

CANTON.

6th October.

Baroke MR, CHALONER ALABASTER, CONBUL

but I simply ask now that be be retained an lobe as these poceedings last

Cross-emmined by the Attorney General You say you did not receive information, bat au intimation; what is the distinction PWell, in- formation you pay money for. I received the intimation from the tide waiter.

Ton wean by information, then, something you have to pay for from catside, and by intimation something received from another officer-Yea

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, OTOBER 1912, 1998.

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8th October,

ORIOKET.

FLEST TWELTÉ. 1. ALL'ŰOMERS.

What was the officer's name from whom you know where to look?--Nover before this occasion. were sure 25 piokages of dried fish of various Botany of these watchnion are there abord in other Jogui documents. It was Docossary correct at first, his after oriuket was not slylish;

dressired the intimation PMr. May.

him rat?-Yen

If anyone gave the information it would go to

Does he pay for this information f--I do not know.

You had orders from him what to do F-Yes, I was instruated before I went on beard that wo were to make a search

Was any impediment placed in the way of your searching the tanks P-Noze whatever.

Hare you ever soarched this tank before P Not this particular one.

Wes it in consequence of this information that you hooked under these boarde-It WAR.

Have you any objection to stating from whom you got that information - bare,

Was it or was it not obtained from the officers of the ship ? -

Afr. Spinney objected to this question. He thought it was on which should not do put An employé of the Chinage 'dovernment should not be asked to dirulge such information.

The Attorney-General-I do not press the witness to state who gave him the information. I with simply to know if it was from one of the officers of the taip P

Why have you not searched it before That is for me to say.

Exactly, that is what I want you to my P-I cannot answer it. It has not suited zas to search it before.

Is that your answer, then ?--I have to search CHARGE OF PRESENTING AN UNTRUE

where I like. I am paid to do that. MANIFEST.

You are not paid to do as you like, you are Stephon William Goggin master of the paid to do your duty. Why did you over search atenser Falahan, was charged that on the 18th it before?-I have no answer except that I did September he did present or cause to bo pre-not want to. sented to the official of the Customus, whose duty It never cornered to you hafore to search it fing the name of the informer. it was to reneiro the same, a written paper parNo, it rever did. porting to be a true manifest of the cargo on board the Fatshau, which manifest was not trab, bnt, in some respects falso.

Mr. Spinney, Deputy Commissioner of Customs, prosented on behalf of the Customs, and the Attorney-General of Hongkong, (Hon. E. L. O'Malley, instraatod by. Mesars. Wotton. and Descon, defended.

Mr. F. White, Commissioner of Customs, and Mr. H. Badler, German Cereul, occupied seats

on the Bench.

Have you been long in the service?--I have been in it for seventeen years.

And you have nover found opium in the water tank before Yes, I bave found it everywhere. Then why have you never marched 'in' this case P-It was not the ama ship.

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What is the difference P-Well, some people nre not so artful as others.

You do not think, then, in this case they are so artful as on board other ships There were never any marks on the tanks before.

Mr. Spinney said he was an employé of F.I.M. What marks were thare hars P-It was wet all the Emperor of Chins, and be prosecuted on over and there were fent marky round it. behalf of the Commissioner, Mr. E. W. White. Yet the tank was fastened downSo mcch He charged Capt. Goggin of the Fatsher with so that the carponter had to use his whole force to presenting false manifest on the 18th Sept-get it open.

to call rebutting evidence he would be promitted)

Mr. Spinney.If the question is not one as regards identity I have no objection to offer.

The CovenlTo witness-Did you receive this information from somebody connected with the ship --I did.

The Conen-Very well, that will do. Witness-I bag to apologise for refusing to answer the questions that were put to me this Korning.

with the proof of the falso account. given as Mr. Spinney-I am now prepared to go on

regards the packages of dried fish. i

Walter Henry Williams, Thes Phillips, and Joseph Morgen. examiners in the Customs, were then called sad stated that they had ex stained packages containing dried oatile fish and amounted in all, with the four exacained by shrimps from the Fatahan. The packages Byworth, to 25.

sufficient to show that the declaration wae false, it good bowling on so atisky wicket. Darby He would refer the Court to a case reported in lips to a bumping ball: his batting in both must be shown that there was a guilty knowledge, made 9 in three bits, and then foll in the "$Cox's Criminal Cases" page 281, the case of innings was correct, and raises hopes that in hil Rea v. Wilmott. This was a ese under an old

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the Court and wis prepared now to answer wbloh zilgut perharis be toned man was he a The Chinese goods to the compre master of the raw should take upon blomsalvas served stching and castigation like any other petty thief. Thtevas had boon at our farmer's

Air gresticus walch he bag previously declined, word masifocks What was a manifest v. 11. dors. No goods aro allawal ka be brought en to completo a scientifle march such as might be The Consul gave his decision this morning. in orebard, and he offered a reward of $2 to espandertake to keep the witness here in Court tall botore the Cpart, and he nertainly must re- wasted a defnition fee it he could not do better come down to be washed rogularly. If I find washot what might be prenmed tabelbalatention whom was dismissed.

Mr. Spinnor-Wil: it meet the nation ( The Attorney Gonsal will the nitrose was posted to bits if a pleie, straightforward man board without a recipi, eroest clothes, which expected from the officers of the Customs. That favour of the defendent, the barge agalaus fare them. One night he was himself prouching The Attorney-General-Certainly,

gret, (list any communication had been made to then to turn to McCulloch's Commercial Die Fany thing contraband or that is net in the mani- of the authorities when they were making a monger the trees on the watch, when a man Imics Loft, bost offiser in the Customs, unidbh before the examination of wines was thoary, which, gave the following definition, fest on board I look it up and hand it over to tranty for follitating the suppression of sung came in, and starting up, he recognised in him a On the morning ofthe 18th September, boarded finished. certain very rich and vory avaricious neighbour the Fatahan, on Eor arrival in Canton, about 8.90 Me Splaney said if what he had done was not containing the name or names of the places to the compradors for safety, and on arrival in Treaty having regard to what the parties had in La manifest in a document signed by the master the Customs Opium is generally handed over gling. That was not a fait construction of the and nousin tande, wito had in return forfenforced) an. Before I searched I was handed the 16 in accordance with the practice he was sorry, but here the goods on board have been inden and the Canton he gives it to the Cartorus offer. The view. In dealing with this question of soustrus- boatriuntions to defence, obtained the honorary tins which, had been found by Mr. Wolle. I had he had wished to meet the objections of the de- plans or plans for which they are respectively wabohmen hate ardore te klop a look out for all tion he would point out that whatever might be rank and title of Court Kitchener, and therefors a suspicion of the balinat tanks. I had no in- feces se fler as possible. He had spoken to the destined, the same and tonungs of the Tessel contreband goods. If I found opin myself the meaning of the Treaty, whatever might be The opening match of the national game presumably ought to have only got enough to formation, but I had rooived an intimation. I witnese and found that it was owing to a mis the name of the master, and the name of the which was not in the manifest I should look it the construction which should be put upon it as was played on Friday and Saturday last, 5tk cat during the day tima. The capturer insisted fled to have the ballast tanie opered, and in the anderstanding that he bad dealiood to answer place to which the vessel Belongs; a partionlar up and hand it over to the Cartons on arrival between the English and Chinese powers, that fondly against this and the neighbours began to ing ten tine. The water in the tank was about answer them now

lis paying a fine. The rich miser grumbled aftar tank I found two penkages anch contain these questions. He was perfectly willing to count and description of all the packages on if I had any information about any being on Court in that action was bound to look upon the and 6th instant, between the First Twelve onllact, hearing the ultercation. It was only on ap to a men's breast. I laformed the captain of

board, with the remarks and numbere thereon, board 1 should immediately soarch for it. We brma në the Artisle of the Treaty which defned and the All, Comare, whose une Je. the farmer insisting on putting in practice as an the result of my search. I handed the tins over oumstances he bed no objection to offer.

The Attorney-Gouóruð sald under those vir- the goods contained in such packages, the names give every facility to the Customs officers to the offence as if it were a definition contained in glos.

of the raspectles shippers, as far as such parti search. It is the pureor who rankes out the an Act of Parliament That Chart must regard Pavilion promptly at 2 pm, on Friday by The Twelve, were rung out of the alternativo the local onstars of beating a thief to Mr. Stebbins, who is in charge of the confls. J. White was then placed again in the box Joglars are known to the mastor, &c. Now, he manifest, that the miser was persuaded to pay down his cated goods..

itself from one point of view as a Court oxerols Big Ben," made from a cast by the Secretary. and cross-examined by the Attorney-General. four dollars and allowed to depart.

would like to ask whether, in the light of this ar

Cross-examined by Mr. Spinney On the way ing griminal jurisdiction. They did not sok for fore you go on board to search which leads you finition by the general public of the words cargo mata. When we arrive in Haugkong thors la founa stond strictly upon thair rights, and asked the attack, which, from beginning to end, was Do you connsionally resive information betiole of the treaty and the ortinarily socepted do to Canton I koop watch and watch with the second any consideration from the Customs The de Johnstone.and Smith of the Regiment led off to suspect you will find oplam there Beme and manliest Captain Goggia could times Ida

beno offer on watch from the time of our arrival for nothing more than slegal definition of the vigerously kept up. Handloapped by the road, said to bare presented a manifest which con- till daybreak,

offonce with which they were charged as that con- Do you receive any intimation as to where you | tainels was and fail sgcount and all partienlare are to look for it að af all cargo on board when it had been proved in during those hotra The watchmon

Mr. Spinney Who is in charge of the ship that the words false declaration must be taken a few exceptions, failed to withstand the bowl tained in the Act of Parliament. He suaitted state of the ground, the Twenty-seven, with ak Do you vecasionally receive information after contestably that there were on board 36 tins of you havegoton board from which yousts enabled to opium which were not in the manifest, that there

in the sense in, which false doclaration ia under-fing. Poland, RN, bit strongly for his 21 to show a guilty knowledge on the part of the ha, however, deserves much gredit for furnishing kinds and accounted for, and further that the How do they koop watch -Two at a time. person making the declaration. It was not manifest contained an entry of 25 prokages of What nationality are they Portuguese. dried fruits which were not on board. In sup They are Asiatics, I presume. Some of the port of this he had the testimony of the officer who found the opiam and he had that of the may be Malay F-I enanot say. I took them

all for Fortuguese, compradore who was admittedly in sharge of the Chinese cargo s board, who said that there was What is the monthly pay of theas man?-$15.stainto of William 3rd, which imposed a penalty the Club has scoured dried feb on board although he could not say You say then that from the time the ship aron porsone who were found in possession of Finch showed that he was not new if the gamej how much, bat certainly more than ten pokriven in Hongkong she is left in charge of naval stores or those marked with a broad arrow he kept wicket for the recruits, and if he will Ages. Be contanded there are 5 packages, and two men who get 815 per month each Theo in that case that the mere fact of defendants to the batsman, he may prove a worthy successor he was supported by the evidence of the exam is a gate in the wharf, which is kept closed.

of the prosecution praction assiduously and learn to stand up closet iners and the applications handed in, which A po might be lowered from the upper deck being found in possession showed that there were 25 packages amamined to a sampan-It would be possible to do so.

of goods 80 marked was sulliment u conviet him. but to Bruge Ecbertson, The Club is very hard up and paid duty on. The compradors · Farther Mr. Spinney do not think the question stated that there were as packages of dried ships, decks, Gold, ballast tanks, do you think that he was in possession wilfully and knowingly. Tater on, Dr. Sparrow kid about bịm and ozbi Considering the tremendous run of these the Court held that it was necessary to show for a good man of its own behind the sticks. should be pressed. It should not be held to the traits on board, and it had alan heen admitted by two men are sufficient to keep a watch F Could There was a similar case reported in 8 Cor's bited good form. Mr. Scoretary, Captain Travers prejudice of the witness if he does not answer it. tko parasr who stated that by amor he wrote the rot small packets of opium be smuggled on Criminal Reports, page 1 Reg. v. Oches. This mistimed every ball but one or two, and set lis

The Consul-Ho is not naked to state the word "fruit" for "fah." Nothing concerning board P-Not if they reap a good look out, it was a case under the same stafute and under the name of the person. He has already said he re Eaglish law or Chinese law could be introduced would be almcat impossible for anything to come some section, the being in possession of naval sides demoralising example of recklessnews. Six ceived information on going on board is there into the ease except so far as regards procedure on board without their seeing it. I come on duty stores, marked with a broad arrow. It was held of the team in their anxiety to make notches, als t any objection to his saying that it was from some They were working simply on the violation of in the morning, and I am generally about the eary to show that the defendant knew they lowed their most to outrun their discretion. When body belonging to the ship. The Attorney the Treaty. There was nothing to govern this deck till moon.

were so marked. The next case was at page General is not pressing for information regard-case except the article of the treaty in question. If yon seized opium yourself and handed it 472 of the same reports. This was an offence the Twelve took the bat, Cozen and Lloyd sdopted The ponsity was laid down in this article and over to the Customs, wall you receive are under the same states, and the decision was the hitting tactics with success. Mailand and Hig there was absolutely nothing that could be odurodward --I believe co

same.. These cases closely resembled in some from either English or Chinese law that could Has it over bappened that in your onse you respecte the question they had before them inhotham wore slower in scoring; both were mitigste or reduce the responsibility of the cap Leve ever received a reward? For giving in Another case to which he would refer the Court well caught in the long fell. the former being tain with regard to the manifest. The captainformation I have

was that of Hearna v. Garden 2 Lax Journal, excepically well taken at lang off by Grible.. signed the manifest and be thereby zaade him- Beexsmited-Sanipans are not allowed to lio Magistrates' cases; p. 216. This was the case of The fielding of the Twenty-sen was creditable eslf responsible and for presenting a false mani-alongside of the ships in harbor after 9 p.m. a person charged with woading dangerous goods all round, but no one will begrudge the mention fost the caplain made himself liable to a penalty This concluded the evidence.

by railway. The Act of Parliament provided at of 500 Taals. He would refer to the ena of the The Attorney-General, in summing up for diy person sending or who caused to be sent by of Captain Gunbis in particular. Blair caIES Taiwan at Foochow in 1878.

the defences, kaid the case he had to put before railway ang agus fortia or dangerous goods with off in bowling; his breaking balls required a lot" all reference to eases, the facta of which were in a great measure anticipated by Mr. Binney. side and giving proper notice of the same, was nitob to be got away. In batting this player The Attorney-General said he must object to the Court on behalf of the defendant had been cut distinntly marking such goods on the out of watching, and had to be met smartly at tho not before the court. If Mr. Spinner followed It would consist mainly of legal arguments Hable to forfeit 20. It was held that a guilty up hia reference by the production of some re-ndlessed to the Court. With regard to a nam kuowledge was necessary before the do. wenld not so successful; his style, however, was omised report of the case, he would offer noter of reports quoted and statements made, be permitted. This was not o matter in which that of a batsman to the manner born, and it is objection,

be was sure Mr. Spinney would not think any the Chinese Customs could come there and make perhaps no exaggeration to say that he wis Mr. Spiney handed in a report pablished by thing offenstre was intended when he said that arrangements. They had come into that Court busted" by the two bast balls in the matol, ember, of the cargo on board that steamer, there- Walter Stabbins, examiner in the Customs,

was stated the Taiwan bad 11 pients of opium teman who was not on his bath were not state which had been made against the deferidaut. the army trandlers proved unplayable. At ofe the order of the Chiuse Government in which it statements brought before the cart by a gen- of Criminal Jurisdiction as complainants, and it

was for that Court to consider the criminal charge Wado the Twenty-seven went in a second time, by rendering himself liable to a pusity of Thaid-I am in charge of the preventive stopa

lon board and was fined in the sum of Tls. 100, 500: Before proceeding with bis case he wished mant. I take over all goods that are solsed. Ou Tesng La Fong, compradore on board the

mento which could be received or acted upon by to know what orares of procedure was going to the morning of the 18th September I reveived Fashan, said, I remember arriving in Canton on official report. He knew in the case referred to of receiving statements and reports when they dealing with cases of this kind. The Customs of which the were taken by E. O. Smith in The Consul said he could not take this as an the court. He wished to point out the danger There was no provisions laid down therefore for period they sent down 6 balls for 5 wiskata; be followed

36 tins of opium which had been seized on board the 18th September lash. I was in charge of the that the Consular Omart acquitted the captain, knew nothing

the case. He would furnish an had brought a criminal charge oginst the de-threo-storessiva balls: Lane, Crawford & Co. The Consal said that Mr. Spinney would call the Fafshon. I weighed it and found that it cargo addressed to Chiasse consigness. I re- and there was a record of that finding being illustration to show how dengerans bie witnesses and then sam up. The Attorney. weighed 94 onthies & taels Since then I have mamber Goodhart coming on board. It is my revoked.

would fondant, and a stigman had been laid upon defend. Boteral would then follow with his oss, and if sold the opium. It refined 4 Ths. 3 mace per the Customs offer what parge bas toen dia. cision, four years later, in which the master wag, imember of the esas referred to in these proceedings being brought in that Court was a cellent defame by Gregson (tho labost C.M:G.) be to accept the sacs and references from aut although the proeecefor stated that he was a may aspect an early order for their lafout Christy, duty every day before the ship leaves to inform after the defence was closed, Mr. Spinney wished) vattis.

Mr. Spinney said thore was a record of the de- och papers as had been brought forward. As for whom he had the greatest respect. Tha Thopesemisg feature in the batting was the er Cross-examined-I take charge of al goede charged from the ship. I gave him a record on Bined Tls. 100. He thought the reports published pallaw books were des in which it apery strong menanse, but the advantages and dis-whs, proved himself a veritable" wooden waller." to do so, but he would not be allowed to make that are seized. I have nothing whatever to do the 18th September. There was dried fist laud by the Chiusse Government might be taken as peared Individuals had been fined mare er less advantages of such a proceeding mast now re any comment on the case for the defouce. with the manifest. The opium sized was opiumed from the Fathon on that day. I cannot tell you valid reports. The Court would remember that trivial same for certain offences stated iu aai. It was certainly never intended by the

B. J. White, tidewnitor, was thes called. He pulp. It was not prepared opium.

Coxon and T. 8. Smith both helped in the bowl. asid-On the 18th September I boarded the

how many packages were landed, more than ton. thoro were ontain things urged in that case schedule drawn up by mus gentleman in the Treaty to make panisballe in inch Court asing on their side. Gratifying features of the Mr. Spinner said that confaded, the evidence Fatshan off Tiger Island, about 3 am, with a he had to bring forward with regard to the and make oat a list for the signature of the cap Goggin, although as far as the evidence went, the anything like a tras report of what happened some slight mistake which might happen to catahes bold. The Ai Band of the Regiment Cross-examinad I receive the Chinese cargo which could not be urged on behalf of Captain custome as to whose legal capacity for giving that the conduct of parties who had made game wers the pmetuality observed and the party of Customs Officers. We searched the plum. He thought he had shown by his wittain. I tell the parser what packagin I have two cases were very similar. forehold and found 16 tins of spiam concealed nesses very conclusively that the opinm was put on board and describe them to him.

before the tribunal, nothing whatever was any man, however innovant, he might be, thern. We remained on board until the arriva found on board. He would now pass on to the

The Attorney-Generai said that was not what known, and therefore it was not likely these and however zealous in assisting the Customs calanced the enjoyment. The enthusizam dja Reexamined-I told the parser on the 18th the report did not show. It stated that some one would be a safe guide for this ocxt. In many of the steamer in Canton, when a superior officer 25 packages of dried fith which were among the September that there were packages of dried was convicted of a certain charge, hat there was of these cases where fines had been indicted, he had been nothing brought before the Court to and sugars woll for the present season being one There had never boon anything anggested, there played showed that oricket still holds its own of Customs came on board and a further search earge, but did aut appear on the maulfost. The fish on board. was made under his superintendenoo. 3wan manifest which he had handed in contained no

nothing to show that the evidence in the two did not say they had been, but they might show that the Steamboat Company or its um of sustained interest and brilliancy. Mr. SpinneyThat coanludes theevidence I ossas was similar. present while that search was made. The water list of snob cargo. He would produce applications wish to bring forward about the 35 packages of Mr. Splanay, pracaoding, mid that if they ex might have been noder a time charter or there Customs or had done anything except give their have been paid under prosture. The ship ployés had over wished to interfere with the

The following in the score ballast tank was spened and twenty tine of from the Chinese consiguesa for the carge, and fish not being on the manifest: 120w rmsinspected to hear any new arguments brought for- might have been reasons which rendered it best asistands in dealing with these mattara, opiam wore found in it.

THE RYMAINGEA, conld prove that these goods were avamined to go into the question of the packages of dried ward by the defence in this case they would be desirable for the captain to get away as but when they declined to do what they could

FITTINGS. Cross-examined by the Attorney-General-T by the Customs examiner. Furthermore he fruits which appear on the manifest but were disappointed. He ventared to say that the argu-quickly as possible, where cases had been settled not be satrapped into doing, they had to submit have been employed in the Dostoms aboa: 19 held a list of the cargo which was made ont jast not on board-To witness-Did you receive any ments brought forward would be something and Enes pail cases settled informally befors a months. I was in abarge of the party that before the steamer left, freni the dictation of the dried fruit on board at Hongkong P-I did not. about references to English law on the principle Commissioner of Customs, where it was quite this action was approved by the hoad Comitis to an attempton the part of the Commissioner of made the seatoh. These searches usually tolto compradore by one of the Customs' officers.

Customs in that locality, bedidnot know whether place about two or three times a week. We stop

Mr. Spinney I have ao further witnesses to of guilty knowledge on the part of the captain, possible for that Court to edge what the air- The Attorney-General said his did not knew call. the steamer st any place. I report to the oflcor whester this was Mr. Spinney's concluding ad

all of which had been disproved before by the cumstances wore which enabled the Customs to soner, to wring from them through that Court a on duty and then proceed to search. I have dress or not, but he must object to his discussing one or two witnesses in this case. He muderstood they had taken the opinion of Mr. Benjamin, of sabunt to it. He submitted that it was porno legal authority for. The Castoms were The Attorney-Gonoral said he intended to all Chinese Government. He might mention that practice squeezing and bid arget the suppars to Donstruction of the Treaty which they had naver had any difficulty is making the search. the contents or charter of any documents from le. Spinney the enes for the prosecution Mr. Justics Williams, of Bir Richard Webster, sible that is many of these cases it had been not justified in Every facility is always given me by the captain which had not been put la in evidence.

the mallest degree in and officers of the ship. It is onstomacy to-be- Mr. Spinney said he could prodnos evidence however, that at present the manifest was not reference to the word "false, it might possibly come small fins rather than to take the trouble to shine to admit a liability which they had was closed. He would point out to the Court, and of Sir Henry Janes on the matter. With more convenient for the captain to submit to endeavouring to got porn in the Tarjous Fin the search as soon as we get on board. I that this fish was landed from the steamor. Be proved.

be argued that it meant with gallty knowledge, rest the mattosdalsging his ship while he was no right to do. There was no liability laid up. Todelu, a oh take my ordery fram-the tab Hürveyor. J. re- lend also the applications Trota Chinese cong the défonce distinetly stated that if I had the wording of the Artiola "For presenting a false practically worthless for any legal purposa in so long a. they gave a bona fide bonest return Dr. Aman, Ajor Jehnton, Mr. Spinney-This morning the Couused for and he would call attention particularly to the tghting it ent. These cases referred to were on them whatever by the provision of the Treaty Capt, Gable (th), b 2. O, Heath witnesses ready, the defence would admit it manifest he will subjest himself to a fine of Sve that trial and he would put it very respectfully but in the form, or manifest, or certificate, aud. Pinch, o

The Attorney General-Isllowed you toallade hundred taels; but he will be allowed to corroot, clearlytatha Canet what the pharacter of this pro-conducted the business of their "ship with to the manifest on the understanding that you within twenty-foni botra after delivery of it to the socation was, what the grounds wore upon which it ordinary and reasonable precautions. The object. E. Greyan, R., T.8. SbJoharbone would bring evidence to prove it.

Customs officers, any mistake he may discover in bad been undertaken, and what the and was which of the Costing in the case had evidently been Coac

Capt my bios, E., & Smith, Mr. Spinney stated that I bad the wit- his ananifest, without incurring this penalty." the Customs were seeking to obtain. They had to got a conviction with regard to the onse of B.Tagford, b. A. SheLuzon, DE defence to say that was afficient. nesses who could prove it, and I understood tre Now, Captain Goggin did zotdiscover his mistake, pet proseded upon a typical case of smuggling. the dried fruit, at all events, if a conviction could T. B. vol.

did not apply to correct it within the 24 hours, They had not proceeded upon a ouse in which the not be obtained with regard to the opian. With

D. A. Tomcarut pokan 12 The Cousal-I am afraid you misunderstood and the 24 hours having elapsed be became sub Chiness Government or Castoms had suffered regard to the fruit and fish, assuming that these may, o'Coton, 1 T.B. Charles Francis Goedhart, fide waiter, was the Attorney (Jeneral. He allowed you to raske jest to the fire. He would refer the court to the any anbstantial or material injury. They game things should not have been on the manifest in F. Le C. Hu push, a Johnatcom then called and said that on the 18th September as of the manifest on the ground that you would cases of the Haiphong and the Dongles. They into that Court because they wanted to obtains the one essa and should have been on the last he went as usual on board the Fatshan to prove it afterwards. You should havs called very recorded as having been fined one for legal decision by a competant Court of Juristte manifest in the other, it was perfectly ofear from LG Stores Bennion. * K. H. taka from the dictation of the compratore a list somente to prove it. of the Chinose cargo. The document produced

basing on board 180 packages and the other for tion, which would place upon the Actisles of that the facts brought forward that it was AD was the one made and sigued by him.

Mr. Splaney I understood the counsel for the having on board 59 paskagas aut entered in the Treatyaconstruction whiohit was never intended innocent mistake on the part of the parser. The Dubbay, dok zat defones to say that if we were prepared to prove manifest. He referral to there cases of false they should mury. Lu this case the Artiole de contention of the prosecution was that however The Conal-Well, if itis admitted why should duction of tfta doonment. As be understood the

The Attoey-General objected to the pro- the manifest he had no objection to accepting it. manifests as showing that undoubtedly ship faing the one with which the defendant was innocent, however small the mistake might be,

The Attorney-General-AlthoughIan willing wasry and agents recognised the information ? not the witnous way that occasionally he revoir of difed fish were landed from the Fatahaa on as confucting the prosecution, bo not being a these steamers belonged to the same owners and the Customs they might enfervour to enforce in the penalty since a mistake was made.That question it was whether or not certain packages to make every allowance for the gentleman who of their masters in regard to this mataas bity charged did not warrantang sich enctruction as although there may not be the slightest guilty Both that which Mr. Spinney had apparently adviced knowledge, they could come forward and claim Mr. Spinney presume if the witness under certain day and were not included in the mani lawyer, stili it is not, the business of the defence yet we found those mon so satisfied after the that Court. He would now pass on to deal with was the position which the Customs had thought

fast of cargo delivered to the Customs, authorito teach him how to conduct his case. I allowed decision in the Tauren case that they preferred the two sota, the omission to pat the dried fish on judicions to take up. As regards the charge.. Johnstone 90

viclence was that of some person who could understanding that he proved it. ties This was a question of fact and the proper him to rofer to the manifest on the distinct to accept the Commissioner's decision and pay the manifest and the placing of fruit there, brought against them they argued that, no. J. Cozen. V speak to the fact itself

Tis. 50 each as a fine, da showing further which was not among the cargo, with which guity knowledge had been proved, and benne T. B. Sta... 50 15 Mr. Spinner-I had the gentlemen in Court the complete responsibility of British shipuistars the protsentino had endeavoured to boletar no case was made out. On the contrary, it was D: Grahara-25 The Conent said if this bet was taken from this morning who could bare proved it. the dictation of the compradors be thought that

sa regards the manifest he would refer to the up the oplum eRSA, These two sots must show clearly that the matter was an innocent the compradore should be produced:

The Attorney-General-Having any sumber asss, reported in the reports alluded to be be dealt with separately from the opinn mistake each es might occur anywhere and to odahouse... of gentlenron in Court is not proving the case. Mr. Spinoy said that if the compratore could

fors, of the Phra Chom leo being food Tls. He could not help submitting as an illustration anyone. To establish this precedent would be .H. Jeboston 12

E. O. Smith.. be called at this stage of the case he should like say that they were ready to admit it to save Chom Alat for having on board a quantity of want of bona fides on the part of the prosecution Tls. 500 on almost every cargo ship in China, Mr. Spinner said he dudurstood the defense to 100 and a similar the against the Phra Chula of what looked almost bike a want of fairness, a to give the Customs power to impose a fine of Mr-Spinney-The proszontion admits the sa-

him to be called His only object in this matter time. Of course if they took up a different posicaltpetre which had been smuggled on board by that they had chosen to mix up two each very whenever they chose. The natoms had not at was to get at the facts of the case and settle the ion now and repudiated it, they rulood the the Chinose szem. He would we refer to the different cases as these two. He agreed with tempted to ehow that this was an important sese wwer which the witness declines to give. If he question, erd it appeared to him that it would be whole mase. They could not expect, however, that Kuongeang, fined in 1894 Tia. 600 by the Bri Mr. Siamey that for the purpose of this devi declines to answer, it is bis own responsibility. bettor to have it settled at once. He preznued those interested in this case would ecnesat to tiah cobant at Newekwang, for omitting 12 sion, one of the most important questions was the working of the Castoma, but they had pat

or one of a series of attempts to interfere with}. He has not received orders to do so.

the plain would not go back on the statement a judgment which was obtained by suppression packages of medicine from the manifest the and he was now dealing entirely with the opina, forward this poor, miserable, solitary, paltry, The Attorney General-You perfectly andar. of his own compradors, who was in charge of the of evidenos, especially as he understood the de- Wenchow fined Tla. 100 for mitting to outer mastion, what is cargo. He took cargo to mean trumpary, trivial case to which the provision of stand that you decline to answer the question on Chinese cargo. your own responsibility? The head of year de The Attorney-General said he did not wish to pared to submit evidence, they were prepared to any flaed Th. 100 at Fuochow.

fence to sex that if he (Mr. Spinusy) were pre- 89 pions of sugar, and the case of the Won what cargo means in the zederatanding not only the Treaty had dever been intended.

apply. partment states ba has not gives you any orders Praise any unnecessary objection, but Mr. Spinney admit the manifest. He orald call three men object in quoting these cases was to show were in the right and futa est of all persons and tion on this point was that cargo would not in His only of shippers, bonuse the provisions of this Treaty Ons word ure, as to the opium. His conten. Witness-Yes.

did not appasrto quite appreciate the position then who could prove the "manifest. which he (counsel; stood He had to defend the

how very general convictions had been for all glasses, but in the meaning that nine persons elede such staff as this, found wider the The Attorney-General-We bare no ohjen.making false manifesta, and how consignors, out of ten would attach to the word. He took diraumstances it was. It was not cargo in any master of the steamer against noriminal charge. tion to your doing so. and it was his duty to have nothing "Ent, proper evidence brought forward. He would not allow said he went on board th Futahan on her ar- practically. The presence of opium and dried from one port to another in the ordinary course,

Hugo Brook dorf, bont officer in the 'ustoms, were in favour of carrying out the treaty popularly understood that which is shipped eams to be put where it was found. From what owners, and the commercial world generally his stand upon the meaning of the word as it was sense of the word. There was no proof how it

anything to be produced that was not evidence.

could be learned from the facts it appeared that rival in Canton or the 18th September. Ho ro-ah on board the steamer which did not that which a merchant ships or receives and some dishonest Chinaran must have secreted it Mr. Spinney submitted that the owners of the eived from su ofloor ou board what purported appear in the manifest bad been conclusively which pays freight. Ho excluded from that abcat his person and hidden it in a place he w The Attorney-General-For some reasona of stormer had just as much interest, he presumed, to be a manifest of the carge. He could not say shown, and ales that although packages of dried definition a great many things which were well acquainted with. his own be declines to answer. When you got in getting this matter: cleared up as speedily as whether the one produced was the same.

There was asts tittle of Capt. Stanly 736 on board did you receive any information which possible as the Customs. If the case went against

fruits had been entered in the manifest there pat carried on board. There would be evidence to show that it was brought on board E. M. Blair... 100.47 led you to expect tond opiub there I have them (the Customs they might taka such action, aald.I made ont the manifest which has just an regards the fab and frait it was a clorical it was contended were carried a care whatever within the limits of the meaning of A. Foland. 320 Antonio Garros purser qu board the Fatahan, was no such cargo ou board. The parser said ship stores, which he did not suppose in sny way as cargo, or that it came in any way 8. L. Darby... 50 already said I paust Jeciine to answer that

Did you begin the search directly you got on system of working.

as would revolutionise the whole of the present been handed to me. I recognise the signstars as error. He would not tonah on that. He would Then wuiz there was passengers baggage, the word cargo. Some of the witnesses had Syncrow 20 18 board?--I did. I commenced by searching cond

that of Captain Gorgin. After writing at the simply point out that there ware three arrors in the ports. I took six men on board with ma. of Mr. Spinney to threaten the other side.

The Consul said he did not think it was right manifest send it in to Captain Goggin for the manifest which had been clearly proved, oluded in cargo., Therofore there might be

which be approhsaded minst zot be la shown a great deal of reluctanos in anewering the questions, a reluctance it was explained I post the men round the vessel. The object of

signature. It then goes to the compradore and either of which made the captain subject to ameny things on board ship which were not cargo afterwards, which was only exhibited through Mr. Spinney said he did not quite mean his then it is handed to the Customs officer.

HŨNGKONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION. this is to prevent any stuff being thrown over remarks as a threat. This business was carried

penalty of le 600 by the Treaty under which and could not be included in the definition misconception. They afterwards went so far Be board.

Cros-xamined-It is my business to make he was doing business with Chira. In his an- of surge as popularly sad. But a far more im. to admit that the information they received was

-............. had no particular orders on thison in emoh a way that they bad bosu, obliged to out the manifest day by day. I take the Chinese xiety and natural trepidation in appearing in such partant question here was the meaning of the got on board. Whether they got this ín

FOURTH SPOON COMPETICIÓN AT 630 YARDS. gocasion. We usually continus searching the take these statements as correct. Then the list cargs from the compradore. As regards Eaan anual position her. Spinney) had possibly word" manifest. He could give ne sbeolutely formation from the offloors of the ship who the 6th instant. With the exception of Colour- whole time till the vessel arrives in Canton.

The shouting for this took placa un Saturday, was afterwards chooked: If discrepancies were ropean goods Imake it out myself. I believe it repasted himself and stated things which he legal definition of the word. He could only refer if they were doing, their daty would report to We discovered on this occasion 1 tins of opium found they were enquired into. This was one of was a clerical error of mine in the manifest, should uot have done. He had no oratorial gift, to a well snowo low dictionery's definition and thom the defense) he did not know. Itwanevident Sergeant Fricker, the winner, the scoring of the in the forehold. We found it about Arteon the privileges given to the steamoe. They did that instead of writing "Bah" I wrote "fruits," and he congratulated himself that he had not had the popular defloftion of the word. The follow they obtained their information from some other members was indifferent. The following. minutes after we commenced searching. It was not have sa officer to look ever sack package. the number of packages was correct. The mais to appear before jory or assessers, where thing was the definition gives in Wharton's Law source or other. They could be no doubt about found by an officer called Parvis. Es lifted ap That would cause loss of time and delay the take was quite accidental. This is the first mis- want of such a gift would have boon more keenly Lexicon "In commercial navigation,adocument that It would have thrown some light on the are full scores the planking and said, "Hers it is. As a working of the ship. If it was ruled against take of the kind I have made so far as I know. felt than in the presont case. He would argo signed by the master, centsizing the name or question if they could have learned whether Colour Sargonit Fricker 8:454545. rile we take up the planking every time wa him that the compradors could not be called he Sometimes there has been a little mistake, which anoe meres before sitting down, that Captain nagins of the places where the goods on board the opium was properly received on board Zutomat 9. 6. Prichard...194551 search the ship. That sironmstance is well had nothing more to say. known to the officers of the ship. We have never

has beat brought to my neties, and I have Goggin, a man, he might mention, for whom he have been laden, and the place or place for which as cargo and hidden away by the officers of Palior Constanta. Mefena 233542 Found on in that place before during the time could not be called, but it was sunsus) to sam. I have heard what has been said about epiam the maxifort, made himself responsible for its so tonnage of the vessel, the name of the master, in the secret on the part of the offer of Sergeant Fowler 42821 The Consul said he did not say the compradore rectified it. This was not done on this pocasion. entertained the greatest reaprot, had, by siguing they are respectively destina, the name and the ship or whether there was any conndrance Police Constable 1. Eobection 2544369 I have been in the Customs.

mon witnesses in the middle of a case. What made Purvis makes of the expression

being found on board the ship. There w Here it is" when he found the opium I do prassertion had come into Court prepared with

The Attorney-General said he only wished the opiums on the manifest, but not that opinam.

ouracy. He sakad pardon for taking up the and the name of the place to which the vessel to the slip. There was no evidence to show that Mr. U. Ford

2048083..... time of the Conet so long, and he thanked the longe, a particular secount and description of it was in any sense cargo or that it was found on P. Cenatsblo W. G. Warnock. 3324305 not know. We were searching for contraband their case

Re-examined--I admit that the manifest Counnel for the datenna for the courtesy he had all the packages on board, with the museks and board in a plaes where any was would be likely to Inspecter Quiaper goods,

incorrent, that I have written "dried fruits extended to him. He left his case in the bands numbers thereon, the goode contained in such look for it. The Castoms vers not prosecuting Mr. E. Robo

Calanr-Sergeant Phillips Had you any order as to this particular opiums slip. There remained nothing to do but to go attempt to correct it within the terenty-four Captain Goggia for violation of the Treaty as and consignees, as far as much particulara are or they had not sufficient evidence to do that. Serrean; Me Deal Mr. Spinney said he was sorry if he had made steed of "dried fah" I did not make any of the Court and pressed for a conviction against prokages, the names of the respective abippers them for smuggling. They had not the courage Mr. W. C. Murray of which you received information I dealius on with the proving of the cars of false manifest. hours allowed for that purpose because I was declared. to saswer that question. When I And opium I Laughlin Allen Byworth, araminor in the Cus-not aware of the mistake. report either to the master or the officer on duty, toms, was then called, and stated that on the 18th

known to the master." Now there and The prosecution did not come into that Court as Sergeant Mann The Consul asked whether he understood Mr. book severa! Customs ands, but in earlier and later though they wanted to put down smuggling, Fotice Constable McNab 2009300

Police Constable à. Watson. I did so on this occasion, shortly aftor. I found September le examinext certain package ex

Splanay to argue that if the manifest did not poitiona the Customs Consolidation Act of 1876 They did not presente songglers. Why did .D. Wood the opium. After we had found this wa con- steamer Fatalan. Efe prodused the record made preface the ramarks he was going to make by a it was fales.

Mr. Spinney, in summing up, said he would contain a true Boat of every actiole on board in certain sections which had been referred to, they not exercise the power given under the entonant A. H. Lee, A... 0020 retired. tinted to search mutil the vessel arrived in Canton at the time. It reforred to four packages of reference to Article 37 of the Treaty of Tientsin..

from 50 to 54, dealt with the matter as nearly as Ordinance and try to pat`s slop to it? Did you receive any luformation when you sonttledeb.

Mr. Spinney said he contended it must contain possible identically with the way it was dealt. Instead of doing that they came tlaure * Provisas winner handicapped 8 pointe. rived in Canton which led you to make a scod

The first section of this article referred to the true account of every article on board not in- with by Ariols 37 of the Tientsin Treaty. It to try and get a conviction under a provision of

+ Carbino allowed 2 points. search - decline to saswer that question..

Cross-examined, the withoas said the examinanner in which a master should report his ship toaded for the consumption of the craw. All the provided that the master should make a report the Treaty which did not apply in this case. tion was made for the purpose of proving the and the penalty which followed the violation of article the opium and fish-enumerated aloud within twenty-four hours after his arrival in Was the captain to go from stem to stern, so the How soon after you arrived in Canten was it goods were ds declared. The declaration cor. this rale. Under the second clause se obliga have been in the manifest. Moreover he contend- port. It provided that failure to do so would holds and water tanks, to pall up the planking Lhat you found the aptam in the water tank responded with the goods as brought up for ex-

Der Orlariatisch Lloyd publishes news from It was about 940 poi, what we found thetaetamination.

tion was imposed on the master. It stated "The ed that the appearapse of the 25 packages of dried subject him to a penalty of £100. It provided and take the ship to pisces and employ a staff of the North, alating that the Peking Governant lot. A superior officer, Mr. Loft, came on board

master will be responsible for the arrestness of fraite, which were not as board, was in itself that the master, if he made a false return, was scientiño searchers every time he went to see The har under consideration a scheme of tariff re- The Consul maid he thought, the proseontion the manifest, which shall contain a fall and true suficient to secure a conviction. and superintended this search. We did not should have come into Court prepared with their socount of the particulars of the cargo on board. The Attorney-General, in opening the ouse for which he now referred was that which defined for making a single mistake, Such a practice Chinese from the United States

liable to forfait £100. The principal part to Customs were seeking to fine defondant Th. 800 prisals, as a counter notion for the expulsion of make any further search after that.

cuse. They were bringing no proof that the For presenting's fulm maaifort, he will aubject the defence, sud he proposed to call one witness what the master was to do when he reported, and would be ruinous to every captain, and wank des Ramined-I have not received any osdern manitost was false. Enless the defence wore himself to a fine of five hundred tale; bat he only, the chief efloor of the Fatskat. He had in he would say that the scope of the oonsbrontion of troy the trade with Chine. One could not help prevalent in Peking, of exactly the same type The Chiness Times says:--Cholers, is now from either Mr. White or yourself to decling to willing to consent to an adjournment, however, will be allowed to correct, within twenty four tended to call the pareer, but as he had been oalled that was precisely the same as that which could seeing that the position they stood in was one of apparently as existed at Tientsin. The epidemic -answer any of the questions put to me.

the case must proceed. The Attorney heneral-I should ask, sir, that The Attorney-General said that he did not Beers, say atstake he may discover in bin wisie he wha in the bor of gotting from his one wint the master had to give in his manifest was by the prosecution were anataind he submitted after it established itself in Tiantain; indeed it hours after delivery of it to the Customa of for the prossention and he had had opportunity begiren to Article37 of the Treaty. In the Treaty serious responsibility because ifthecharge brought did not appear in the capital till about a month this witnose be detained. He has shown himself think any adjournment should be granted. le manifest, without incurring this pensity. Now, or two facts be requiret, he lid not think it a full and true account of the partinglare of cargo they could look forward to complate rain of trade was only within the last week that it attracted very contumacions, and has refused to answer imagined it was to the interest of all parties that after reading that, the first thing he would essary to call anyone except the chief officer, on board. If the treaty with kores were referred in the outporta of China. The Customs were a serious satine. Tellow piscards are rested all certain questions although he cannot have any the dass should be closed that day. res for to doing. I am only following the After some farther discussion it was agraid to was urgo? It was pretty wall defined in court to keep over what he had to say until he identical. The sams wonld be found on referring they might hold it in reserve for purposes of their may be had at certain apothecaries for cramps call attention to was the word "cargo." What and it would prolably be convenient for the to it would be found that the words were almost ions to obtain a decision in their favour so that about the oily announcing that Love medicines preotice which has alasly been followed in simi- take the adjournment for tifin at onse (noon) in Webster's Dictionary as follows "gvoda, mer had finished examining his witness. Jar ser. In these cases certain witnesses re stead of at the usual hour, Mr. Spinney under-ohandise or whatever is conveyed in a ship," and

to the provisions of the Treaty with Japan. The own at a future date: That Court was not as and solios. It is interesting to note that the would not maker, and they were committed. I taking to produce the other examinare of onrgo a similar extensive mening van given in the way thou oald, Hobalmer the 17th Bay, co wear, be submitted, that when a spaustor the pressosom had failed to make it toole se, Win-bo-men and Ha-tewmen and is all of the

W. Alkan, chief officer of Fatskan, constraction to these words in all the tablished. that purpose. sobmitted that showed itself in vicinity and the compradors when the Court again pat. Customs Consolidation Act of 1876, the 80th and tember last I was on duty before leaving Horg. armire in port he should do certain things in a and he asked for the charge to be dismissed..

The Court then adjourned for an hour.

prevalent therealents, keeping On reasonabling Mr Spinay sald he wished prises all goode on heart a ship whether bills of the gang ways to see that no contraband toms in doing what it was thoir dnty to do, but satisfactory if he gave hir dosision in writing appeared at Taku; the disease then spread along following stations of whisk stated that cargo pan kong. There were four watchmen employed at certain way to facilitate the action of the Cus-The Consul said he thought it would be more of communication from Trontala. Cholera diret to makan abatement with regard to the contums lading hareer have not hoog is for the same, goods ware brought on band. The Earopena which was not the duty of the British trader to He would give his judgment on Monday. Well, perhaps it doon, cious witness. Mr. White wahed to apologise Another war in the second sertion of the article goods brought on board are put on the upper do in China. It was not contended that the

the town and villages of the river, establisked The Court then adjourned.

itself in Tiantain, scd then proceeded to Peking.

chive prders for each trip.

The Attorney-General-Have you botoce going on board ever received information which has led you to expect sanggling on board?

Witzes-Never.

The Attorney-General-Do you meas to tall me positively that you never have infor- mation in your possession before going on board the ship --I decline to answer that question. It is not your business what information 1 receive. Mr. Spinney-If I may be allowed to inter- rupt, I would point out that the witness has said that he raneives his instructions frein another of ficer. It is not contended for a moment that we never have information from certain individuals whut to look for on board.

stards the question he will answer it,

Witness-Will you pat the question again? The Attorney-General-Do you roosionally havo information before going on board which leads you to expect to And opium-Not up to tug present.

Ton quite understand my question now? Yes. Hare you over receive information which leads you to think you will find spines on bosed

I cannot answer that question.

Did you receive any loformation as soon as 550 got on board --I derline to xNGWET. On your own responsibility Yes, Mr. Spinner-have not the aligbtost obje tion to the witness saying yes, if he did receive

that informaticu.

for that now in this one: but I

ank that the witmass be detained.

The Couml-Does uot that amount to com- rafting him? The Attor

for this cargo,

The Attorney Oeneral said he objected to thess duonments. Any number of applicatious from Chine consignees for certain cargo would not prove that the Fatehan brought that cargn

Mr. Splaney Do you also object to the compradore's statement!

The Attorney-General-Not if it is brought in silence.

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