Any person suffering from Deafness, in the Head, 5 may learn of a new, simple treatment, which i proving very successful in completely curing cases of all kinds, Full particulars, including many unsolicited paper testimonials and press untiees, will be sent post free application, The system is with at the most successful ever brought before the public, Address, Aural Specialist, Albany Buildings, 99, Victoria Street, Westin. for sterling padlocks from th Aswwcivied Wharves and " hundred blows was ntenee on Canton stealing property te the value For gambling with chew, Shanghai 4 ordered to be exngued for seven days, Tu a case of theft, the preecutor did not appear and the de fendants were ordered to find security: A Prnctung man, for stenting n ent ton jacket from " house in Nanking Road, wns sentenced to " month's imprisonment and to receive 100 blows. A known tinct, native of Sungkiauy, for committing seven larcenies the Lawze district and stealing property valued at $36. the whole of which was recovered, was sentenced ty 200 blows and one your's imprisonment. A unlive of Paoshan, chuged with two eases of housebreaking, one of burglary and one of unlawful pos session, and stealing property valued at $15, $12 of which was re was sentenced (10 lows and 2 months? impris:
Auative of Seachow, for stenting property valued at $90 from x house in Penchow Read, $12 of wh was sentenced te 100 and 3 months' impri Ningpo, for stealing property valued at $5; the whole of which was recovered, from a house in Chekiang Road, was sentenced to 3 weeks' imprisonment. A Swatow man, for assaulting a native P.O, whilst in the execution of his duty was fined SI the assault taking piaes in the Wahu Road Theatre, A well known thief, native of Shanghai, for stealing from three houses jin the Lavras district property to the value of $8.50, the whole of which was recovered, was sentenced to 100 blows and 4 months' imprisonment, 7th December, Before Me. Tsar, Magistrate, and Mr.
W. S. Emexs, J. 8. Assessor, In a remanded case, a native, charged with being " decoy nnd watchman to gamblers, was fined $6. Tt was proved that the man was a gambler. Five days! imprisounzent was the sentence on a Kiang-pelt coolie'fur stealing quantity of est ton from bales on the China Merchants' Central Wharf, and a similar sentence was passed jon a native who stole some coxl, A nmn wus remanded on a charge of cutting and A quantity of wood valued' at $20, well wounding. A Shanghai man, for receiving,
knowing the same to have been stolen, wae {ordered to pay the original value of the wood, nnd to find security. A Soochow many ing feom a sentence of deportant ing 2 pieces of cotton clothing from a house in Yunnan Road, was sentenced to receive 100 blows with the bamboo and to be re-depurted,
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