Apart from this severity the present magistrate is spoken of as being a good nian, who dispenses justice and receives no bribes. He does not employ a ménshang AEPY, but. does the work of that, office Timself. Thus the people more easily yet in touch with him, without paying the usual bribe to the rapacious ménshang. since six ish mission-King in asso n with the wed Sahyang on their return Very fortunately on the same Major Pereita, of the Grenadier Guards, led here on his way down from sian to ery kindly visited the it Is U was able to give them recent information, assure them that they might: expect treatment. from the Chinese on the way, and a good reeestion at Hsian, A Boxer's Victim.
The present Suhyansg my no great love for the Box in P last July, and made his migh the disturbed districts nidst_ great suffering. Boxers relieved of boxes, clothing and silver, before he was far from Peking, and he was com-Med to beg his way to Wuchang, where he eventually arrived in rags, and without a cash. He was soon appointed to Sah-Fang, and has already made a reputation for putting down gambling. He has repeatedly refused Targe bribes from the owners of gambling dens who wish to secure the mandarin's permission ty continue their business. Ther) opium dens in Sahyang, but so far he has made ne efforts to reduce the number Sahyang, 30th September.
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