Tuesday morning, before Mr. C, Klelme now, Covsul-General, A, Schwartzevberg, of No. 132 Broadway, was barged with having retarned to Shanghai after having been deported therefrom by sentence of the Court on September 26, 1906, and also with living on the proceeds of immorality. The accused was ordered to leave Shanghai by the next German wail steamer proceeding South, At the U. 8. Consalar Coart, before Mr. F. W. Hadley. Vice-Consul (Acting judicially), Bilons Frarcisco and Bal Amar, coal-paseers from the U. transport Warren, were charged wi and disorderly on Pearon Road at 10.10 p.m, on the 14th instant, and with having ascaolted and wounded Chinese constable No, 922 and censed bim to lose bat, valeed sentenced to each and were to pay one dollar each as ion for the loss of the coo-
At the Japanese Consular Court, before Mr. G. Miho, Vice-Uionsal, the following charges wore tried on Tuesday morning K. Kotaks, of No. 22 Dent Rose, was ficed three yen for having allowed:.
dog, his property, to be at In without a moszle.on the Broadway; 3.50 p.m. on Janoary 16, K. Takeds, the proprietor of a cinematograph ball in Foochow Road, was charged with having cat and manded © Chinese com by shop ea Yunnan Road at 6.45 p.m, on the 10th instant. The bearing was adjourned-votil 10 a.m. to-day in order that the complainant might attend to evidence, A civilian charged with having been drank and created " disturbance at No. 31 Yala Road at 11.15 p.m. on the 10th instant, apd with having done wilful damage to property to the extent of $2 at the same time and. place, was Sned two yen and ordered to pay tao yen as compensation to the complainant, F. Shinyoe, of No. 10 Miller Road, was charged with haviog committed instant and with having threatened to aseanlt a Chinese complainant with am rou bar, The secosed. was severely and discharged:
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