Drunk and riotous on board.
Defendant, " marine engineer, was charged
and in answer to his Worship, said they had Defendants are A. B.'s of the ship Guinevere, with the above offences, committed la the
aid ho was vi for what had occurred, Shipping Office at H.B.It's Consalate. no recollection of what occurred.
Captain Axrmowy said that be had brought and hoped it. Tapp. would "sccopt his apology. this case forward as the offence was getting to bean every day occurrence, ove or twe mea getting drank tod causing " great deal of gross, ought the case ought to be "ate are aid defendants was 90 trouble on board.. He had been 45 days in Brought into Court, if men were to be allowed port, and until lately the crew had behaved to act as defendant had done, it would be impossible to carry on the business of the Boon, at oclock, and had not been soon well. One man left the hip yesterday after-Shipping Office. is Worsitre—How did it happen The chief officer said that both defendants Mr. Tarr—Dofendant was second engineer of the Haining, and came to the office to be were drank, Donovan being the worst. Ho was very violent when ordered to go forward, discus fe was the worse for liquor, and aad had to be removed by force. lliot then ima little while became abusive. On the sum came to his assistance and endeavoured to in dollars, $51, due, being handed to him, he assault witness, and wanted to fight. was a long time counting them, and on being 'His Wonsair—If you come before me again, requested to leave and not interrupt the business, he poured the dollars from one hand to Laball send you to prison; as it in, I shall fixe Donovan' $5 and Elliot $3, each also the other, and said it would take bim half-an-hour to count them. fe then became more to pay the cons of Court. only been on board 32 days and received a wovan—I can't pay a fine, Sir. Ihave sbasive, raised his hand in a threatening manner, and said he would knock my head off.
advance, therefore I have nothing Ho was vot so drank as not to know what he was doing.
His Wonsure—You go on board and re-'Baxy, the Consular Constable, gave corroborative testimony. tam to your work quietly. Ihave no doubt Defendant re his for his con-the Captain will pay the fine for you. duct, and said he would not we behaved 80 R. Eiemanp Ricumoxp. "ie Woumr "Aw you good Wilhully breaking a Jinrikaha, Shanghai? z 7 onsure—Are you going to stay in
Defendant, an A.B. of the atr. Gordon fendant—Yes, Gate, denied th His Worauir asked moat if be was jin any kind of alarm from! defendant?
Mr. Tarp said he felt no alarm now, and did not think defendant would carry out his threats. He must, however, apply for the costs he had been put to in the case.
His Woxsurr said one of the worst features im the case was the defendant's getting drank, and probably the best thing would have been to have locked him up for the night. That would have been as good as an example as institating these proceedings. Ho should fine defendant $3, and the costa of the case.
The money was pai
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