Court on Wednesday. Elias Grip was fined $10 for having assaulted Chinese barber in Miller Road. In the same case, J. Nielsen appeared at the Danish Court and was fined $10 or seven days. This was the case in connexion with which W. J. Emery appeared at the British Police Court and was discharged "with the benefit of the doubt," Mr. King finding that Emery was not the aggressor in the rough and tumble which took place.
Tue controversy over the proposed registration of servants was -recalled at the Mixed Court on Wed nesday, when 2 houseboy and coolie were charged with stealing 20 bottles of wine from their employer, Mr. M. W. Bruce, of 701 Avenue Foch. Mr. Blackburn, who sat with Magistrate Yui, told the complainant that he and others ought to be convinced of the necessity for some sort of registration of servants. The boy was sent to prison for three months, and the coolie, against whom the police proved two previous convictions, was sentenced to nine months.
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