Thomas Williams, an inmate of the Sailor's Home, was charyed with throwing stones on Saturday night against the gate of the Home.
Thue prisoner did not recollect anything about it.
Mr. Kelly said he hat heard that morning of the case, and had examined the gate, which was in no way injured, but showed some indents from the stones.
policeman said he saw the prisoner throwing the stones, which varied in weight from a couple of to 4 or 5 lbs.
Worship tined the prisoner 82, or a week's imprisonment.
Alloy, a findoo, was charged with stabbing another, named Selim.
Prosecutor, sworn,—stated that he was a watchman at the Uld Dock, and the prisoner was employed on board the Berwick Walls. As he was walking through Bamboo town on the previous day he met the prisoner near his door, who took a hold of wantd him to xo into tie house to drink te refused, saying he had his business to attend to, prisoner then drew out his knife and stabbed him in the neck. Did not remember anything that occurred after.
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