Property Said to Have Been Misappropriated The safe said to contain valuables belonging to the late Mr. Yee Ching-Jai, wealthy merchant, had been brought to Shanghai and would be opened before the officials of the Court and police officers and others to check the contents, it having been alleged that some bonds had beer misappropriated by his concubine in Hangchow. The latter was reported missing.
The ease was brought to the attention of the authorities in. the Seitlement, when. two persons, Wu Sz Vang, accountant, and Bang Zung, unemployed, were arrested suspicion of being concerned in fraudulently converting bonds belonging to the late merchant to the value of $140,000, to their own use and als attempting to cause the Shanghai Gas Company to deliver to them 710 shares valued at $8,000 with. the Intention of converting same to their Questioned by the Judge, the tw> suspects said they had "been sent here from Hangchow by the con-cumine of the deceased, The ease was remanded until May 8, Prior to the securing of $0,000 and $2,000 shop security respectively, the two accused were handed over to their counsels,
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