Martin, in the British Police Court, on Aug. 23, Juno Ah, a Ceylonese, was charged with assaulting Al-phone Altras, an unemployed Filipino, and causing him grievous! bodily harm, at about 8.30 p.m, on fon August 22, Two Chinese police constables testified to arresting the accused as he was fighting with two foreigners on the Bund foreshore.
Mr, Eynest Arthur Roberts said that he, another foreigner, and the complainant got to the Bund about 8.30 pam. and the complainant, who was a little drunk, started to assault a few persons whom he met on the way, kicking them off the grass. When they got to the Jinkee Road Jetty they met the accused and a Chinece sitting on the rail. Altras kicked the Chinese, who immediately got up and left. The accused remonstrated with Altras, and_ the latter hit the accused in the face. The man asked for an explanation and the only answer he received was, ome more blows.
The accused, apparently not want, ing to start a fight, left the Bund, and witness took hold of Altras and the three of them started walking, towards Nanking Road. After they had gone a little way, the accused came up with a big piece of paving stone and threw it at the complain: ant, hitting him on the left shoulder and knocking him down. He then ran away. Witness and his assisted the complainant to gain hi feet and they had started off when they heard a shout:—
$45 per month must be paid without "Look out! Leck out!" aod along
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