Wan Azzorr, a sailor of the Golden State, was charged with wilfully breaking the window of a Chinese store at Hongkew, and with assaulting the shopmen.
'It was alleged that prisoner and two' other men broke the window of the store, and when asked to pay the damage they refused. Prisoner was violent, and brandished a' knife, cutting ove of the shopmen slightly on the and.
In defence, prisoner denied breaking the window wilfully. It was done acci by one of his companions, and to pay for it. The storekeeper d more than he offered to give, of Chinese surrounded and a crowd congregated his knife to frighten them, He was ordered to pay 80 cents for the damage done, and the costs of the Court, Epwarp Muncs, one of the men who was with Abbott, charged with complicity in the offence, was discharg
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