The Archive · 1880

Unlawful Entry

A native of Tsing-poo was charged with entering a house in Soochow Road with intent to steal, Several things had been missed from house, and" man was put to watch it, the prisoner enter and caught im, Prisoner will pay a visit of two months? duration to the Municipal gaol, A jiorikeba-man was found in possession of tty officer of the led till Wesdnenday' for made as to the ownership of the germ Be fag W. R. Cantes, Esq., British Assessor.

A jinrikeha coolie, who was brought up on remand, having been arrested in possession of 8 coat belonging to a petty officer of H.1.S, Vigilant, was discharged. The owner of the garment appeared a He sail that on Sunday night he was intoxicated, and lost his coat, but he thought that he had left it in ti sjinrikaha. He certainly bad no recollection of having been robbed.

Thefts, Two men were brought up on remand charged with stealing two napkin rings and a the property of a f gentleman, uni circumstances mantic amount for which th—A Chinaman was sent to prison for two for arealing a silk jacket worth $6.—A fortnight's impr ut was awarded to a man for stealing several pounds of raw cotton from a field.

Street disturbance. fighting in m street. It appeared that the we men were brought up charged, with altercation arose out of a gambling transaction, and that one of the combatants was a tout for a stall used for gambling purpose ndividunl was ordered to wear a cangue for a dhe other was released. plied for a summons against in Nanking Road to 234, the value of issued and the case will come on for hearing to-morrow.

Chen Sich-tang, on the recent "gambling the fine of $50 which had been inflicted on Teleased after having given security for his future good behaviour.

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