Jansen, Miss 'D. von Mollendorff, Messrs. Pratt, Savengali, Jansen, and' Sander-cock.
The whole produced under the direction of Mr. Wedemeyer, assisted by Mr. G. R.
Tas Welsh Fusiliers are not the only people who have a goat for u pet. Probably few people are aware that the Sinza Police have a pet goat. Billy is a fine black goat, and has been the station favourite for three years or more, He "bogs" and perfuriis other tricks when he is anxious for something to cat, and frequently goos for a stroll' by himself. His particular antipathy is the fire gong at the station, but ho has expressed no objection to the employment of a paid chief. When the gong is sounded he hur-nedly leaves his place by the stove, and takes some exercise outside. When meal time approaches, however, he overcomes his fears and repairs once more to the station, where ho sits by the side of his master, and makes an amiable table companion. He is indeed a "pard," anda "bearded pard" at that, Ar he U. 8. Consyjar Court on Monday before John Goodnow, Esq, al, H. Hubley and Leon ilots belonging to the ling vessel Bl Dorado, were charged with being drunk and disorderly at 3.30 p.m. on the 17th inst. in Broadway. The prisoners pleaded guilty to the charge. His Honour cautioned the men-against gotting drunk in the public streets, and said that he would let them go this time, but that they should-go on board their ship at once.
Ar the Russian Consular Caart on Man. day morning, before Mr. C. Kleimenow, Consul-General, Nicolas Seminow and John Dimitrieff, unemployed, were brought up on remand, chaggad with being concerned-together with-attempting-to break into a dwelling house at No, 14 Park'Lane with intent to commit a burglary at midnight on the 10th- inst. They wero.alse charged with burglariously breaking into dwelling house No. 104 Chapoo Road, and stealing therefrom three wubrellas valued at $20, the property of J. Rasmussen. His Honour in giving his decision said that he had gone most carefully into the vase, and" from the evidence which had been produced, he came to the conclusion that Seminow was the more guilty. He would therefore be sentenced to three months' imprisonment, the term to expire on the 10th July, 1904. Dimjtrieff, the second prisoner, although a party to the offences committed, had given information to the police and aided them as much as possible, He would therefore be deported from Shanghai at the first opportunity. In the meantime he would be confined dt the police station,
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