The September namber of the popular travel monthly," Travel and Exploration" covers a fairly wide field, ra from Morocco in the the Burma-Chinese fr the most important, and time the most interesting Colonel Bercsford's ner rat his toot through little-known tracts in the Cavcasns. Mr. H. G. A, Leveron, 1.c8, contributes " well-written paper describing survey work on the Barmo-Chinece frontier. Mr. C. A. Payton, H.B.M. Consol at Cal gives readers the benefit of some thirteen years' Consalar ex-Periences in Morocco, presented in a Eustace amusing panther, of advice and "Traveller at Sea." Two climbing jeladed in thie nambe 1 p.m, one of the acoused entered the room and picked up a pocket-knife, bat, on the advice of the other secosed put ie back where he bad found it. At3 p.m. Mr, Aubert went out, leaving his watch and cholo on the table, and leaving the door of the room enlocked, On his retare at 4 p, m. the watch and chain had disappeared. The police were communicated with and the accused were arrested on suspicion. Afler evidence had been given by two Chinese servants employed on the premises, the accused were remanded la custody for one week, in order that the Police might endeavour to recover the stolen property.
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