Lo Curxe-sar, unemployed, wis charged with stealing about a picul of feathers, from a godown in Amoy Road between the 20th and 2ist of July last, the property of Messrs. W. Birt & Ca. It appeared that he sold the stolen property to Wong Ah-nee, a second hand dealer of 841 Peking Road, who was also charged with receiving the stolen goods. Lo Ching-jai was sentenced to one month imprisonment,' and Wong Ah-kee was fined 3,000 cash or 1d days in default. chow, was charged with being concerned Woxe Oxv-Kor, unemployed, of Soo-with others, not in custody, in obtaining pearls to the amount $1,000 from a shop in Soochow on the Ist instant by false representations. The case was remanded, 9th August.
Before Magistrate Tsar and.Mr.' Eyens.
Jing -Ah-mow, aged 30, emp! Say Zoong' stables, was charged' with driving a pony along the Foochow Roni'at a'furious pace, thereby knocking down and injuring the complainant Lee Tsu-ching, 'a pawnshop assistant. The prisoner was remanded, Mr. T. G, Smith, peking Road, charged on suspicion his house-boy Mow Twai-¢hun,
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