Mr. Grant Jones, British Assessor, and Magistrate Vu had before them the case ing out of the armed robbery, which took place at 58 Cemetery Road, occupied by an exchange shop. Maung Zen-yen was charged with being concerned with three others not yet in custody, in the armed robbery when money to the value of $32 was stolen. He was further charged that in the Rue de Cimetiere, in the French Concession, he unlawfully shot at P. C. Sullivan and a Chinese constable with intent to murder them.
Det. Quayle asked for a week's remand stating that one of the Chinese, who had been hit in the d been seriously wounded at present in hospital. P. C. Sullivan said that he wa on duty in Rue Edouard VII near the Cemetery Road when he heard a police whistle being blown. A little while later he saw four men running into the French Concession. He gave chase and the accused turned on him and fired a revolver.
Witness heard someone groan near him but kept up the pursuit of the accused, who turned down an alleyway. Witness followed and even-
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