The defendant was Worship on to do 80, As the real name of ant was then found to be Wong She not Tuk Mow, as it appeared o issued, a fresh one was issued itten as above, pay the Louse, and he 4 four twenty-cent pi ing the value of the good: back to the defen er to give mo Mexic coins, I sold him half a dozen of port with the understanding that he and get back 20 cents, Th that if I wanted to get Mexic g0 to the police and report the I did not like if 1 was not pai The defendant took Pp away and put$I on the bar.
me on the fs n wanted to run away, While taking the dollar the defendant struck ti bub the defendant asked s man to shut the door and she beat me till the blood rau out of my mouth, I told her "can do," and I then went to the French Police Station and made a report there.
Phe defendant had no questions to ask the By his Wonsurr—The defendant beat me first, after that a foreigner beat mo, He looked like a sailor, I do not know why he atruck me. I only know that the defend-aut struck me and that he helped her to beat me, The defendant beat me most severely, the foreigner only struck me on the head, The defendant said that she did not strike him, but that a sailor beat him. She was behind the bar at the time.
The complainant assorted positively that he was speaking the truth, There were three or four foreigners there. He only knew the one who came for the wi By the defendant—I summoned you because you refused to pay for the wine, and beau: on assaulted me, I went to the police after it was all over.
Agraur Jonxsroxg, called by the defendant, sworn, said—I am a British subject, in the house when the Chinaman Ho was talking loud for some T did not see Mrs. Elton strik were two or three American men-'They had bad a little too much to drink; one of them caught him by the arm and may have struck him, They shoved him about a while and at last shoved him out altogether. I don't think Mra. Elton could have struck him without my seeing it, 1 don't know the names of the men.
The complainant said he had no intention of proceeding against the sailors.
he case was then adjourned till 10 a.m. on Saturday, that the defendant might call there sailors, Hie Worsurr said he must have security for the defendant's appearance on Saturd: The witness Johnstone undertook to bring the $10 the defendant promised to deposit a8 security for her appearance,
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