Shanghai, 29th May. Before R, A. Mowar, Ksq., Assistunt Tuage.
Woxo Vor tar". &. H. Anminpane.
Mr, Epwaun Roorxson appeared: for the plaintiff and Me. 1%, B, Watnewarour for the defendant.
Phe plaintiff claimed $2 for having, on or about the month of November, 1882, been wrongfully compelled by the defendant to quit a house and shop which the plaintiff rented from one Chung Ah-kwai and he further claimed $60 damages for n deprived by the defendant of household goods and stock-in-trade in stock-i have never been restored the said house and shop, which goods and
to the plaintiff, The Court opened shortly after 10
Cuux An-stxc, contractor, was first called, Ae he was unable to read, the usual warning was read over to hi Waiwewiuur said—Before thin witness is examined, your Honour, I have to apply that this man, Chung Ah-kwai, may be ordered out of Gourt, Mo line been threate to stick a knife into one of our witnesses who was here the other day. And not only that, but he has Unreatened our lessee so much that the man wants to give up the land. I will let you hear what he ssid lo the witness.
His Moxour said there was no, ren gun why Chung Ah-kwai should be in Court ho was not a party in the suit, Chung Ah-kwai was accordingly ordered out of Court.
A-doo, the-black watchman, was then recalled by Mr. Wainewright, Ho said that after he left the Court the other day, he saw Chung Al-kwai at the corner of Fuochow Koad, His Hoxovx, interrupting, pointed out that the man whom the witness was bringing an acousstion against had been ordered out of Court, Mr, Warsewstour said he was aware of that. He just wished to show the kind of Chung Abckiral Wat,
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