The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-11-11

MONDAY, Nov 10.
November erst the earth stripped bare
Then chilled with frost and SHOWS;
Today returns bright June the fair,
Her bosom warns the rose.
Fine day, this.
Lots of market boats up river
Sabbath School concert at Winter street
chapel last night.
Clergymen rejoice over better filed
churches.
Wanted-a newsboy.
The Phi Rhonian says that one of the b. FL.
S. pupils has completed an organ
First of the Pythian assemblies at Column
bian Hall Tuesday evening, Nov. II. The
Continental orchestra will furnish the music.
The old sailors boarding house foot of Front
street is to be made an eating saloon.
To Thomaston Saturday, 5S1 tickets were
sold.
Choice language that printed in the local
sheet today.
Row at Dicllerman's Saturday night
man drank whiskey purchased in Bangor
Sunday, with the intention of having tooth
pulled. When he reached the dentists office
he refused to allow the operation. Next time
he will go sober.
Two skaters recently at work on the Sagada-
hoe repairs, celebrated Saturday and spent
Sunday in the palais.
Rogers has the frame of one fruiter up at his
yard.
One search but no seizure Saturday after
noon.
Schooner Challenge is receiving cargo of
old junk at Munros, for Boston. The old
boiler at Treat & Lang's makes part OF the
freight.
The other night the fair afflicted of one of
our residents living near the river front, neg
lected by her lord and master, concluded 3to
commit suicide. She jumped from her cham
Der window into the soft mud of dock below,
but had not considered the low state of the
tide, which rendered drowning matter OF
science and labor. So she scrambled from the
mud and sought her spouse. Tears embraces,
tableau.
The other night the husband of a lady resid-
ing on French Hill resolved to again seek the
bed and board Of her he had sworn to cherish
and support, but from whom he had for some
time been separated. She, too, was anxious to
receive her lost love, and when he reached his
former home there was lamp in the window
for him. May they live in peace.
Sylvanus Roach is loading white oak lumber
at the railroad wharf for Rogers
AT the Municipal Court this morning, Judge
Tallman presiding, the weekly session of the
ut was unusually interesting, all the morn
lng being devoted TO business.
VIM. DALEY was arragned for breaking and
entering Nm. IL. EOgg clOlnlng STORE III Oep-
TENDER. He seemed a smart chap and pleaded
his own case in good style. His clothing
correspondent to that taken from Fogg's store
but Daily claimed to have purchased them OF
the making firm in Boston. Bound over II
$500, not furnishing which he was sent to Wis,
casset
Mrs Mary S. Blagden VS.. Samuel Snow, &C
ton for services rendered. Mrs Blagden was
irrepresSible and evinced desire to run the
case and court according to her notions of pro-
Sta n
witness she audibly quoted "Sophias and Ana
MAS were struck dead for lying" But she won
her case. Verdict for plaintiff. s: nj. Trott
for plaintiff; G. w. Larrabee for defendant.
4 The remaining case was an action for wages,
brought by the Chinese cook, John Apo, OF
the brig Mary G. Comery against the captain
j. r. Terry The captain thought he had a
plain case so employed no lawyer Apo ship
ped at New York, Sept. 4th, for the trip tc
Bath or to some port in its vicinity. He claim
ed to be first class cook and was to receive
$25 per month. Capt. Terry with his witness
the second mate proved that Apo was not a
cook. The captain claimed that he put kero
sene into the beans, soap suds into the brown
bread and was unable even to build lire in tet
galley. One of the crew was detailed to act
as cook and Sept. IT, on arrival at Bath, Ape
was discharged and given "a for his Ia days
services, in accordance, as the captain claims
with the U. S. Shipping Act, June Z, 1877
Table D., "And if any person enters himsel
as qualified for duty which he proves him
self incompetent to perform, his wages shall
be reduced in proportion to his incompetency.'
Verdict of So and costs for plaintiff G. W
Larrabee for plaintiff.
Five intentions recorded thus far in Novem-
Der.
Sob. Satilla arrived Sunday with hard pine
for Sewall. One of the crew sick.
The Phi Phos are talking up reunion
Good idea.
Mr.. Harry D. Manson of New York is max
ing short visit in town.